The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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Page 20
... Statutes . With an absconding bankrupt , or one who has filed no statement of affairs , the trustee or assignee has often great difficulty in discovering what the assets are as well as in realising them . He should have every facility ...
... Statutes . With an absconding bankrupt , or one who has filed no statement of affairs , the trustee or assignee has often great difficulty in discovering what the assets are as well as in realising them . He should have every facility ...
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... statutes here give a preference to some debts over others , but it is not always easy to ascertain what debts are entitled to this preference . In Ireland for instance , though not in England , Crown debts are deemed preferential , so ...
... statutes here give a preference to some debts over others , but it is not always easy to ascertain what debts are entitled to this preference . In Ireland for instance , though not in England , Crown debts are deemed preferential , so ...
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... statute , however , makes the with- holding of the discharge of less use to the creditors than the framers of the statute probably intended . Take the simple case of a legacy left to a bankrupt . If the testator died before the ...
... statute , however , makes the with- holding of the discharge of less use to the creditors than the framers of the statute probably intended . Take the simple case of a legacy left to a bankrupt . If the testator died before the ...
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... Statutes were passed , numerous amendments are desirable goes without saying , but I think it best to confine myself to broader issues which ought to be dealt with in one way or the other in the next Bankruptcy Bill . LEX . 1 An ...
... Statutes were passed , numerous amendments are desirable goes without saying , but I think it best to confine myself to broader issues which ought to be dealt with in one way or the other in the next Bankruptcy Bill . LEX . 1 An ...
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... Statute of Winchester enforced the hue and cry from town to town and county to county ; the village bailiff was enjoined to see that every man had the armour which the law required him to possess ; he became a petty constable or captain ...
... Statute of Winchester enforced the hue and cry from town to town and county to county ; the village bailiff was enjoined to see that every man had the armour which the law required him to possess ; he became a petty constable or captain ...
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