The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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Page 26
... creditor has an interest in the life of his debtor , limited to the amount of the debt ; a master has an indefinite but still limited interest in the life of his servant . In Castellain v . Preston it was held that a contract of fire ...
... creditor has an interest in the life of his debtor , limited to the amount of the debt ; a master has an indefinite but still limited interest in the life of his servant . In Castellain v . Preston it was held that a contract of fire ...
Page 40
... creditor to repay any excess that has been paid or allowed in account by the debtor " ; and " may set aside or revise or alter any security given or agreement made in respect of money lent by the moneylender ; and if the moneylender has ...
... creditor to repay any excess that has been paid or allowed in account by the debtor " ; and " may set aside or revise or alter any security given or agreement made in respect of money lent by the moneylender ; and if the moneylender has ...
Page 153
... creditor can obtain an order to arrest his wages in the hands of the employer in order to satisfy the debt . ( There are , of course , provisions for preventing this arrest of wages from working injustice to other creditors and for the ...
... creditor can obtain an order to arrest his wages in the hands of the employer in order to satisfy the debt . ( There are , of course , provisions for preventing this arrest of wages from working injustice to other creditors and for the ...
Page 158
... malice or spite of a creditor , who knows that neither he nor the public will gain anything by it , is about the most indefensible practice that ever gained a footing in a civilised community . But the 158 IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT .
... malice or spite of a creditor , who knows that neither he nor the public will gain anything by it , is about the most indefensible practice that ever gained a footing in a civilised community . But the 158 IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT .
Page 159
... creditor to hold his debtor to ransom , but by subsequent amendments the creditor was in most cases re- quired to prove that the debtor had means to pay before it empowered the creditor to seize him and lock him up in a public prison at ...
... creditor to hold his debtor to ransom , but by subsequent amendments the creditor was in most cases re- quired to prove that the debtor had means to pay before it empowered the creditor to seize him and lock him up in a public prison at ...
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