The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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Page 286
... creditor's deed for the amount of the bill , but in the interval between signing and the formal proof , received ... creditors , the composition , which was carried by said vote , must be set aside . - Ex parte Cobb . In re Sedley ...
... creditor's deed for the amount of the bill , but in the interval between signing and the formal proof , received ... creditors , the composition , which was carried by said vote , must be set aside . - Ex parte Cobb . In re Sedley ...
Page 289
... creditors of the corporation , other than the company , were willing to accept 48. in the pound . Accordingly an agreement was entered into between the company and the corporation , whereby the latter transferred its said assets to the ...
... creditors of the corporation , other than the company , were willing to accept 48. in the pound . Accordingly an agreement was entered into between the company and the corporation , whereby the latter transferred its said assets to the ...
Page 299
... creditor for administration of a testator's estate , alleg- ing that one of the defendants , who was named executor , was a debtor to the estate , and that his co - executor was insolvent and did not intend to take steps to secure the ...
... creditor for administration of a testator's estate , alleg- ing that one of the defendants , who was named executor , was a debtor to the estate , and that his co - executor was insolvent and did not intend to take steps to secure the ...
Page 303
... creditors charged the trustee of the debtor with a breach of trust in leaving the bill with the solicitor , instead of claiming it and making the best terms possible with the acceptor . Held , that there was no breach of trust . Ex ...
... creditors charged the trustee of the debtor with a breach of trust in leaving the bill with the solicitor , instead of claiming it and making the best terms possible with the acceptor . Held , that there was no breach of trust . Ex ...
Page 307
... notice of the lien of the attorney of the judgment creditor thereon , and cannot satisfy the judgment by payment to any one but the attorney . Otherwise ( EARL , C. , dissenting ) , where the SELECTED DIGEST OF STATE REPORTS . 307.
... notice of the lien of the attorney of the judgment creditor thereon , and cannot satisfy the judgment by payment to any one but the attorney . Otherwise ( EARL , C. , dissenting ) , where the SELECTED DIGEST OF STATE REPORTS . 307.
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