The Solicitors' Journal, Volume 261882 - Law |
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Page 62
... allowed , unless the judge shall otherwise order . " Had it ever occurred to them that there might be an intimate friendship between the judge and the senior counsel , and that without much consideration he might say , " Yes , both ...
... allowed , unless the judge shall otherwise order . " Had it ever occurred to them that there might be an intimate friendship between the judge and the senior counsel , and that without much consideration he might say , " Yes , both ...
Page 77
... allowed the appeal , being of opinion that the 23rd section applied to old and new lodgers alike . It was admitted that section 25 applied to both , and as the language was identical in both sections the court could not put a limited ...
... allowed the appeal , being of opinion that the 23rd section applied to old and new lodgers alike . It was admitted that section 25 applied to both , and as the language was identical in both sections the court could not put a limited ...
Page 87
... allowed by the former Act for the proposed preliminary operations . We fail to perceive how all this affects the substance of our contention in the smallest degree . What we said was , in substance , that very difficult questions of ...
... allowed by the former Act for the proposed preliminary operations . We fail to perceive how all this affects the substance of our contention in the smallest degree . What we said was , in substance , that very difficult questions of ...
Page 95
... allowed to keep whatever may come to him by successior , devise , bequest , or by any means other than his own industry ? Would it not be right that all such property should vest in his trustee in bankruptcy until all the just claims of ...
... allowed to keep whatever may come to him by successior , devise , bequest , or by any means other than his own industry ? Would it not be right that all such property should vest in his trustee in bankruptcy until all the just claims of ...
Page 97
... allowed his costs out of the estate , and they varied the order of the Chief Judge in this respect . And , as to the debtor's costs , the court were of opinion that the case was one of great hardship , and that all parties believed at ...
... allowed his costs out of the estate , and they varied the order of the Chief Judge in this respect . And , as to the debtor's costs , the court were of opinion that the case was one of great hardship , and that all parties believed at ...
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