The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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Page 17
... assistance of the State in recovering it . This is the principle of the Statute of Limitations . It does not extinguish the debt after the lapse of a certain time , but it refuses to let the creditor set the law in motion to recover it ...
... assistance of the State in recovering it . This is the principle of the Statute of Limitations . It does not extinguish the debt after the lapse of a certain time , but it refuses to let the creditor set the law in motion to recover it ...
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... assistance for which he cannot pay . The Court should have power in proper cases to dispense with the examination or examinations of the bankrupt , and to direct the official receiver or other officer if neces- sary to send the bankrupt ...
... assistance for which he cannot pay . The Court should have power in proper cases to dispense with the examination or examinations of the bankrupt , and to direct the official receiver or other officer if neces- sary to send the bankrupt ...
Page 35
... assistance , and arrested Dunne , Hicks , and Nelthorpe . In the course of Dunne's evidence there were frequent adjurations on the part of Jeffreys to tell the truth . " I only bid you have a care , " he says . " Truth never wants a ...
... assistance , and arrested Dunne , Hicks , and Nelthorpe . In the course of Dunne's evidence there were frequent adjurations on the part of Jeffreys to tell the truth . " I only bid you have a care , " he says . " Truth never wants a ...
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... assistance of the Master of the Rolls , Mr. Justice Lutwich , and Mr. Justice Powell , and , though an appeal was heard after the revolution , the decree was first affirmed by the Lords Commissioners of the Great Seal and then by the ...
... assistance of the Master of the Rolls , Mr. Justice Lutwich , and Mr. Justice Powell , and , though an appeal was heard after the revolution , the decree was first affirmed by the Lords Commissioners of the Great Seal and then by the ...
Page 99
... assistance of Egypt , it would seem to follow that Egypt must either disclaim the sove- reignty of the Sultan , or else admit that she herself is at war with Italy . Even apart from that , and as things stand at present , can it be ...
... assistance of Egypt , it would seem to follow that Egypt must either disclaim the sove- reignty of the Sultan , or else admit that she herself is at war with Italy . Even apart from that , and as things stand at present , can it be ...
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