The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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... interests of justice and humanity , but he has , as the result of that case , formulated what he calls a strong " Indictment of Crown Methods " in England . In an article entitled " Justice and Crime , " which appeared in the Daily ...
... interests of justice and humanity , but he has , as the result of that case , formulated what he calls a strong " Indictment of Crown Methods " in England . In an article entitled " Justice and Crime , " which appeared in the Daily ...
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... interest in the matter , and leaves it entirely in the hands of his solicitor . Small estates would , I think , be best realised by an officer of the Court , assisted by an official solicitor where the services of a solicitor are ...
... interest in the matter , and leaves it entirely in the hands of his solicitor . Small estates would , I think , be best realised by an officer of the Court , assisted by an official solicitor where the services of a solicitor are ...
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... interest under the security however limited or qualified that interest might be . The bank- rupt's interest may be worth something though he has not a good marketable title . And I do not think a secured creditor should be allowed to ...
... interest under the security however limited or qualified that interest might be . The bank- rupt's interest may be worth something though he has not a good marketable title . And I do not think a secured creditor should be allowed to ...
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... interest of the public , not that of the creditors - for which reason I think the cost of all such dealings should be defrayed by the State , and not paid out of the bankrupt's estate to the detriment of his creditors . Sometimes his ...
... interest of the public , not that of the creditors - for which reason I think the cost of all such dealings should be defrayed by the State , and not paid out of the bankrupt's estate to the detriment of his creditors . Sometimes his ...
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... interest of the public , not of the creditors of the particular estate . Indeed , if one of the bankrupt's creditors were afterwards to give him credit for the requisite sum , most of us would think that he had nobody to blame but ...
... interest of the public , not of the creditors of the particular estate . Indeed , if one of the bankrupt's creditors were afterwards to give him credit for the requisite sum , most of us would think that he had nobody to blame but ...
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