The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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... debt of gratitude for their unselfish devotion to the cause of justice and their defence of the weak and the oppressed . But Mr. Sims has recently returned to the charge , and in the case of Mary Ann Nash , known as the Wiltshire Well ...
... debt of gratitude for their unselfish devotion to the cause of justice and their defence of the weak and the oppressed . But Mr. Sims has recently returned to the charge , and in the case of Mary Ann Nash , known as the Wiltshire Well ...
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... debt may remain as a moral obligation , but the creditor may have no just 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 ...
... debt may remain as a moral obligation , but the creditor may have no just 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 ...
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... debts , the debtor being allowed to carry on the business and retain his assets , instead of having them sold or otherwise realised by the State . If all the creditors accept this offer , they ought under all ordinary circumstances to ...
... debts , the debtor being allowed to carry on the business and retain his assets , instead of having them sold or otherwise realised by the State . If all the creditors accept this offer , they ought under all ordinary circumstances to ...
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... debts , when there is no prospect of a dividend , and debts may at such meetings be admitted too hastily and without ... debt is so small that he has practically no interest in the matter , and leaves it entirely in the hands of his ...
... debts , when there is no prospect of a dividend , and debts may at such meetings be admitted too hastily and without ... debt is so small that he has practically no interest in the matter , and leaves it entirely in the hands of his ...
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... debts are entitled to this preference . In Ireland for instance , though not in England , Crown debts are deemed preferential , so that telephone rent will in future be a preferential debt in that country . No such distinction as this ...
... debts are entitled to this preference . In Ireland for instance , though not in England , Crown debts are deemed preferential , so that telephone rent will in future be a preferential debt in that country . No such distinction as this ...
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