The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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... claim to the 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 ...
... claim to the 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 ...
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... claim for rent leviable by distress and the preferential creditors ' claim against the amount so levied , the claims of secured creditors , and of bill - dis- counters whose bills represent debts due to bankrupt , claims in respect of ...
... claim for rent leviable by distress and the preferential creditors ' claim against the amount so levied , the claims of secured creditors , and of bill - dis- counters whose bills represent debts due to bankrupt , claims in respect of ...
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... claim for relief . It is for 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 ...
... claim for relief . It is for 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 ...
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... claim on the new assets , and if this were done the unreasonableness of paying the costs relating to the application for discharge out of the bankrupt's estate would more clearly appear . The administration of an estate by a Court of ...
... claim on the new assets , and if this were done the unreasonableness of paying the costs relating to the application for discharge out of the bankrupt's estate would more clearly appear . The administration of an estate by a Court of ...
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... claims on account of injury to subjects are pre - eminently suitable for reference to arbitration . Perhaps if the Peace Congress had been sitting at Rome in October , instead of being prevented from meeting there by cholera , the ...
... claims on account of injury to subjects are pre - eminently suitable for reference to arbitration . Perhaps if the Peace Congress had been sitting at Rome in October , instead of being prevented from meeting there by cholera , the ...
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