The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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... benefit of persons who had no previous dealings with the undischarged bankrupt that these laws are made , and therefore I think his creditors should not bear the expense incurred in relation to the application for discharge . The ...
... benefit of persons who had no previous dealings with the undischarged bankrupt that these laws are made , and therefore I think his creditors should not bear the expense incurred in relation to the application for discharge . The ...
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... benefit of the old creditors , the new ones will be defrauded . If the latter were ignorant of the previous bankruptcy they should , I think , have the first claim on the new assets , and if this were done the unreasonableness of paying ...
... benefit of the old creditors , the new ones will be defrauded . If the latter were ignorant of the previous bankruptcy they should , I think , have the first claim on the new assets , and if this were done the unreasonableness of paying ...
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... benefit of creditors involves no fraud in the ordinary sense of the term , but I think it is rightly declared to be void and an act of bankruptcy - and the law often uses the phrase " fraudulent and void " where the latter word alone ...
... benefit of creditors involves no fraud in the ordinary sense of the term , but I think it is rightly declared to be void and an act of bankruptcy - and the law often uses the phrase " fraudulent and void " where the latter word alone ...
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... benefit the bank ; therefore there was no fraudulent preference to the bank . On the other hand , there was no fraudulent pre- ference to the surety because he never paid the surety anything . But if , instead of lodging the £ 100 in a ...
... benefit the bank ; therefore there was no fraudulent preference to the bank . On the other hand , there was no fraudulent pre- ference to the surety because he never paid the surety anything . But if , instead of lodging the £ 100 in a ...
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... benefit of the Bank- ruptcy laws , as a discharge cannot be procured without money . For the same reason - smallness of assets — many honest debtors are entirely deprived of the benefit of the Bankruptcy laws , owing to their inability ...
... benefit of the Bank- ruptcy laws , as a discharge cannot be procured without money . For the same reason - smallness of assets — many honest debtors are entirely deprived of the benefit of the Bankruptcy laws , owing to their inability ...
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