The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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... held for the purpose ) ? The law on this subject ought , I think , to be elastic . Large estates , as a rule , can be best realised by a trustee under the control of the Court and bound to account to it . Small estates . as a rule , can ...
... held for the purpose ) ? The law on this subject ought , I think , to be elastic . Large estates , as a rule , can be best realised by a trustee under the control of the Court and bound to account to it . Small estates . as a rule , can ...
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... held before an officer of the Court possessing a competent knowledge of bankruptcy law , whose duty should be not merely to decide on objections to proofs , but to see that no debt was admitted that was not proved to his satisfac- tion ...
... held before an officer of the Court possessing a competent knowledge of bankruptcy law , whose duty should be not merely to decide on objections to proofs , but to see that no debt was admitted that was not proved to his satisfac- tion ...
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... held for a different purpose , and belongs to a different branch of bankruptcy from the realisation and distribution of the estate . For the law of bankruptcy is concerned with the bankrupt as well as with his estate ; and it deals with ...
... held for a different purpose , and belongs to a different branch of bankruptcy from the realisation and distribution of the estate . For the law of bankruptcy is concerned with the bankrupt as well as with his estate ; and it deals with ...
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... held not to have been guilty of fraudulent preference . But if the transaction is upheld ( as under the present law it usually is ) , it interferes with the equitable distribution of an insolvent estate , and pro- bably the reason why ...
... held not to have been guilty of fraudulent preference . But if the transaction is upheld ( as under the present law it usually is ) , it interferes with the equitable distribution of an insolvent estate , and pro- bably the reason why ...
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... held to be a fraudulent preference . If he gave the surety £ 100 for the purpose of taking up the bill , I could not venture to say whether the transaction would be held to be valid or fraudulent . In all three cases it would equally ...
... held to be a fraudulent preference . If he gave the surety £ 100 for the purpose of taking up the bill , I could not venture to say whether the transaction would be held to be valid or fraudulent . In all three cases it would equally ...
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