The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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laws for the relief of insolvent debtors this could to a great extent be done , but
these old laws were repealed by the ... where the bankrupts could escape that
fate ( but the insolvent debtor might be quite unable to raise the necessary fees to
...
laws for the relief of insolvent debtors this could to a great extent be done , but
these old laws were repealed by the ... where the bankrupts could escape that
fate ( but the insolvent debtor might be quite unable to raise the necessary fees to
...
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But suppose , owing to illness or a strike or some similar cause , the debtor is no
longer able to pay the instalments . The committal order for the original sum now
comes into force , and unless the debtor has taken time by the forelock and ...
But suppose , owing to illness or a strike or some similar cause , the debtor is no
longer able to pay the instalments . The committal order for the original sum now
comes into force , and unless the debtor has taken time by the forelock and ...
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I have pointed out that bankruptcy puts an end to imprisonment for debt under the
Debtors Act of 1869 . For the debtor's estate then passes to the Trustee or Official
Receiver , and is distributed in accordance with the Bankruptcy Law .
I have pointed out that bankruptcy puts an end to imprisonment for debt under the
Debtors Act of 1869 . For the debtor's estate then passes to the Trustee or Official
Receiver , and is distributed in accordance with the Bankruptcy Law .
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