The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 178
... assignees . " And again he says , " that the official assignee system is an expensive mistake , and the sooner it is put an end to the better . " Mr. Rayner takes the same ground at p . 15 of the useful reprint of his able articles in ...
... assignees . " And again he says , " that the official assignee system is an expensive mistake , and the sooner it is put an end to the better . " Mr. Rayner takes the same ground at p . 15 of the useful reprint of his able articles in ...
Page 179
... assignees are especially fitted to perform this duty , for which it is proposed to pay them £ 500 a - year , and such of them as are qualified and willing to act effi- ciently as trade assignees , will doubtless be elected in most cases ...
... assignees are especially fitted to perform this duty , for which it is proposed to pay them £ 500 a - year , and such of them as are qualified and willing to act effi- ciently as trade assignees , will doubtless be elected in most cases ...
Page 180
... assignees were appointed . It would be in the highest degree dangerous , by displacing those functionaries , to re - enact all the monstrous iniquities of the system which preceded their appointment . The appointment of creditors ' assignee ...
... assignees were appointed . It would be in the highest degree dangerous , by displacing those functionaries , to re - enact all the monstrous iniquities of the system which preceded their appointment . The appointment of creditors ' assignee ...
Page 181
... assignees , urge that the court need not possess less control over the funds in the hands of a trade assignee than if they were in the possession of an official assignee ; and that it is not likely that the individual profit of a paid ...
... assignees , urge that the court need not possess less control over the funds in the hands of a trade assignee than if they were in the possession of an official assignee ; and that it is not likely that the individual profit of a paid ...
Page 182
... assignee of their own choosing at the first meeting , if they think that course more advantageous to their interests , than continuing the services of the official assignee . Time has been now given by the dissolution for the considera ...
... assignee of their own choosing at the first meeting , if they think that course more advantageous to their interests , than continuing the services of the official assignee . Time has been now given by the dissolution for the considera ...
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