The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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... object of all these proceedings is to do that which is the last thing English law permits to be done , viz . , to extort from the prisoner a confession . English law , on the other hand , takes every precaution possible to prevent a In ...
... object of all these proceedings is to do that which is the last thing English law permits to be done , viz . , to extort from the prisoner a confession . English law , on the other hand , takes every precaution possible to prevent a In ...
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... object of the Legislature , no creditor ought to be allowed to possess this power unless it is for the public good that he should possess it . The debt may remain as a moral obligation , but the creditor may have no just claim to the ...
... object of the Legislature , no creditor ought to be allowed to possess this power unless it is for the public good that he should possess it . The debt may remain as a moral obligation , but the creditor may have no just claim to the ...
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... object of the statute as in- terpreted by the judges seems to be not so much to capture the after - acquired property for the benefit of the creditors , as to punish the bankrupt by taking from him any part of it that he has not already ...
... object of the statute as in- terpreted by the judges seems to be not so much to capture the after - acquired property for the benefit of the creditors , as to punish the bankrupt by taking from him any part of it that he has not already ...
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... objects of the original Bankruptcy laws was to save the debtor from imprisonment for not being able to pay his debts in full . This protection from imprisonment is now given to all who can pay the necessary fees , unless the bankrupt ...
... objects of the original Bankruptcy laws was to save the debtor from imprisonment for not being able to pay his debts in full . This protection from imprisonment is now given to all who can pay the necessary fees , unless the bankrupt ...
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... object of the law is to divide an insolvent's assets equitably among his creditors , and the bankrupt has within a short time before his failure done something , which if it stands , will prevent this equitable distribution , the bank ...
... object of the law is to divide an insolvent's assets equitably among his creditors , and the bankrupt has within a short time before his failure done something , which if it stands , will prevent this equitable distribution , the bank ...
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