The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 189
... creditors to obtain payment of their claims against debtors on their own responsibility and at their own cost , and the State should not be authorised or encouraged to undertake this duty under any circumstances . The realization of ...
... creditors to obtain payment of their claims against debtors on their own responsibility and at their own cost , and the State should not be authorised or encouraged to undertake this duty under any circumstances . The realization of ...
Page 190
... creditors is enormous , and the amount which would be saved by bringing the accounts of all insolvent estates , which are dealt with by the law of bankruptcy , under official control , would more than amply repay any extra expense which ...
... creditors is enormous , and the amount which would be saved by bringing the accounts of all insolvent estates , which are dealt with by the law of bankruptcy , under official control , would more than amply repay any extra expense which ...
Page 191
... creditors than property to which a trust attaches . The reputation of ownership should not deprive the real owner of his right of ownership ; much less ought the circumstance , that the bankrupt has taken upon himself the sale or ...
... creditors than property to which a trust attaches . The reputation of ownership should not deprive the real owner of his right of ownership ; much less ought the circumstance , that the bankrupt has taken upon himself the sale or ...
Page 192
... creditors has brought about the abuses condemned ; but why a creditor should be compelled to leave his business to attend meet- ings of the bankrupt's creditors , or why he should be deprived of appointing a representative to act in his ...
... creditors has brought about the abuses condemned ; but why a creditor should be compelled to leave his business to attend meet- ings of the bankrupt's creditors , or why he should be deprived of appointing a representative to act in his ...
Page 193
... creditors , 3,287 ; and that the total liabilities for 1876 amounted to £ 20,873,349 , and the assets to £ 6,165,458 . Another important feature of the law of bankruptcy is that the bankruptcies since 1870 have diminished fully one ...
... creditors , 3,287 ; and that the total liabilities for 1876 amounted to £ 20,873,349 , and the assets to £ 6,165,458 . Another important feature of the law of bankruptcy is that the bankruptcies since 1870 have diminished fully one ...
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