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Page 47
... relation back . It may also amount to a voidable preference ( s 56 Insolvency Act ) or a voidable security ( s 57 Insolvency Act ) . There may also be a loss of priority . Let us examine each of these matters in turn and determine what ...
... relation back . It may also amount to a voidable preference ( s 56 Insolvency Act ) or a voidable security ( s 57 Insolvency Act ) . There may also be a loss of priority . Let us examine each of these matters in turn and determine what ...
Page 105
... relationship to the duty required from the fiduciary . The relationship of the parties becomes all important , because the scope and intensity of the confidence which the facts establish , determine not only whether there exists the ...
... relationship to the duty required from the fiduciary . The relationship of the parties becomes all important , because the scope and intensity of the confidence which the facts establish , determine not only whether there exists the ...
Page 351
... relationship however , Williamson J was uncertain as to what the relationship really was . It appeared that the bank officer had mistaken the guarantor as a company director when , in fact , the guarantor was simply a relation of the ...
... relationship however , Williamson J was uncertain as to what the relationship really was . It appeared that the bank officer had mistaken the guarantor as a company director when , in fact , the guarantor was simply a relation of the ...
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JR OConnor | 115 |
Rt Hon Sir Alexander Turner | 127 |
Andrew Beck | 180 |
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