The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 138
... creditors residing there , was a question which the court mooted , but did not decide . The opinion of the court , which is written by Mr. Justice Whitehouse , is a clear and learned presentation of the subject on principle and judicial ...
... creditors residing there , was a question which the court mooted , but did not decide . The opinion of the court , which is written by Mr. Justice Whitehouse , is a clear and learned presentation of the subject on principle and judicial ...
Page 155
... creditors of the person assured , then the policy would be void for fraud . But this would not be so where the policy was honestly taken out , but where the design of committing suicide , for the purpose of procuring for some one the ...
... creditors of the person assured , then the policy would be void for fraud . But this would not be so where the policy was honestly taken out , but where the design of committing suicide , for the purpose of procuring for some one the ...
Page 164
... creditors , the citizen would have this right ; and when it is operated for their benefit by a receiver , why should the right be denied ? " It is said that if suits are allowed to be brought in the courts of common law the plaintiffs ...
... creditors , the citizen would have this right ; and when it is operated for their benefit by a receiver , why should the right be denied ? " It is said that if suits are allowed to be brought in the courts of common law the plaintiffs ...
Page 165
... creditors , why not carry the doctrine one degree further , and declare the receiver shall not be liable to the citizen at all for breaches of contract , or any act of malfeasance or misfeasance in his office as receiver ? This would be ...
... creditors , why not carry the doctrine one degree further , and declare the receiver shall not be liable to the citizen at all for breaches of contract , or any act of malfeasance or misfeasance in his office as receiver ? This would be ...
Page 171
... creditor did not coerce its payment inside of six months from the date of its accrual . In such cases equity should follow the law , and the equitable right should not be barred short of the time required to bar the debt . It is not to ...
... creditor did not coerce its payment inside of six months from the date of its accrual . In such cases equity should follow the law , and the equitable right should not be barred short of the time required to bar the debt . It is not to ...
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