The Solicitors' Journal, Volume 251881 - Law |
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Page 95
... creditors upon a security held by them where the creditors have accepted a composi- tion for the residue of their debt . The plaintiffs were debtors who made a composition with their creditors under the Bankruptcy Act , 1869. The ...
... creditors upon a security held by them where the creditors have accepted a composi- tion for the residue of their debt . The plaintiffs were debtors who made a composition with their creditors under the Bankruptcy Act , 1869. The ...
Page 96
... creditors , and contended that the rents and tolls were not part of the working expenses of the line . The court had since the decision of Fry , J. , made an order directing the receiver to apply the moneys in his hands in payment of ...
... creditors , and contended that the rents and tolls were not part of the working expenses of the line . The court had since the decision of Fry , J. , made an order directing the receiver to apply the moneys in his hands in payment of ...
Page 97
... creditors held on the 29th of October , as proxy for R. A. Yerbury , one of the creditors . It appeared that Mr. Yerbury , a creditor for £ 155 , attended the first meeting by his proxy , Mr. Tilley , and voted in favour of the ...
... creditors held on the 29th of October , as proxy for R. A. Yerbury , one of the creditors . It appeared that Mr. Yerbury , a creditor for £ 155 , attended the first meeting by his proxy , Mr. Tilley , and voted in favour of the ...
Page 104
... creditors is convened and held under the direction of the court ; ( c . ) Unless some other arrangement is made , the insol- vency proceeding so commenced to ripen into a formal bankruptcy , with all the statutory consequences resulting ...
... creditors is convened and held under the direction of the court ; ( c . ) Unless some other arrangement is made , the insol- vency proceeding so commenced to ripen into a formal bankruptcy , with all the statutory consequences resulting ...
Page 111
... creditors respectively . " If this be the correct gramma- tical construction , every creditor of a company would have the same right as he would have in bankruptcy , not only as against every other creditor , but against a stranger ...
... creditors respectively . " If this be the correct gramma- tical construction , every creditor of a company would have the same right as he would have in bankruptcy , not only as against every other creditor , but against a stranger ...
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