The Oklahoma Law Journal, Volume 4Dennis, 1905 - Law |
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Page 73
... bankrupt is not an easy one in most cases , for the sub- ject of " reasonable cause " in bankruptcy is no less troublesome than that of " proximate cause " in torts ; and the burden of proof being on the objecting creditor or the ...
... bankrupt is not an easy one in most cases , for the sub- ject of " reasonable cause " in bankruptcy is no less troublesome than that of " proximate cause " in torts ; and the burden of proof being on the objecting creditor or the ...
Page 185
... bankrupt , before adjudication , without notice to the bankrupt , who was in prison for engaging with two others who had absconded in procuring money through the mails by fraudulent representation , held not void as taking property ...
... bankrupt , before adjudication , without notice to the bankrupt , who was in prison for engaging with two others who had absconded in procuring money through the mails by fraudulent representation , held not void as taking property ...
Page 186
... bankruptcy , or of any meeting of his creditors , or of his application for a discharge , or actual knowledge of the bankruptcy pro- ceedings . - Westheimer vs. Howard , ( N. Y. ) 14 Am . B. R. 547 . A bankrupt cannot amend his ...
... bankruptcy , or of any meeting of his creditors , or of his application for a discharge , or actual knowledge of the bankruptcy pro- ceedings . - Westheimer vs. Howard , ( N. Y. ) 14 Am . B. R. 547 . A bankrupt cannot amend his ...
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