The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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Page 24
... executor pays the bankrupt before the official receiver intervenes , an action will not lie against the executor ; and , if I interpret the decisions rightly , he cannot be made responsible even if he knew of the bankruptcy before ...
... executor pays the bankrupt before the official receiver intervenes , an action will not lie against the executor ; and , if I interpret the decisions rightly , he cannot be made responsible even if he knew of the bankruptcy before ...
Page 110
... executor and trustee cease to be an executor and become a trustee ? There , two persons had been appointed executors and trustees . Fourteen years after the testator's death , when all his debts and legacies had been paid and nothing ...
... executor and trustee cease to be an executor and become a trustee ? There , two persons had been appointed executors and trustees . Fourteen years after the testator's death , when all his debts and legacies had been paid and nothing ...
Page 116
... executors , who were defendants , claimed priority for their costs as against a secured creditor who had established a charge on a fund realised in connection with a sale in another suit , and brought into Court in the present suit and ...
... executors , who were defendants , claimed priority for their costs as against a secured creditor who had established a charge on a fund realised in connection with a sale in another suit , and brought into Court in the present suit and ...
Page 118
... Executors , and Tristram and Coote's Probate Practice , and we admire his frankness . The text is divided into four Parts ; Part One gives us the law affecting Probate ; Part Two deals with " The practice of the Court in non ...
... Executors , and Tristram and Coote's Probate Practice , and we admire his frankness . The text is divided into four Parts ; Part One gives us the law affecting Probate ; Part Two deals with " The practice of the Court in non ...
Page 339
... executor has as- sented to it ( Doe v . Guy , 3 East 120 ) . The peculiarity of an executor's position is this , that where there are two or more executors , the testator's chattels vest in them jointly and severally . The consequence ...
... executor has as- sented to it ( Doe v . Guy , 3 East 120 ) . The peculiarity of an executor's position is this , that where there are two or more executors , the testator's chattels vest in them jointly and severally . The consequence ...
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