The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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Page 19
... debtor has had the means to pay the debt since the judgment was entered up , or has had means to pay the overdue instalments since the instalment order was made , he is liable to imprisonment though he may no longer have the means to ...
... debtor has had the means to pay the debt since the judgment was entered up , or has had means to pay the overdue instalments since the instalment order was made , he is liable to imprisonment though he may no longer have the means to ...
Page 20
... debtor ought to be substituted for the date of entering up the judgment , while it is still more evident that the date when the instalment became due ought to be substituted for the date of the instalment order . The Act seems to have ...
... debtor ought to be substituted for the date of entering up the judgment , while it is still more evident that the date when the instalment became due ought to be substituted for the date of the instalment order . The Act seems to have ...
Page 21
... debtor was actually sent to prison for non - payment of two shillings -which , in that instance , it seemed clear that he was quite unable to pay . And , of course , the smaller the instalment is , the easier it is to prove past or ...
... debtor was actually sent to prison for non - payment of two shillings -which , in that instance , it seemed clear that he was quite unable to pay . And , of course , the smaller the instalment is , the easier it is to prove past or ...
Page 22
... debtor time and putting a stay on the committal order until this time has expired . This is an illogical proceeding . If the debtor can pay now , why not make him pay now ? And if he cannot pay now , are his future means of payment so ...
... debtor time and putting a stay on the committal order until this time has expired . This is an illogical proceeding . If the debtor can pay now , why not make him pay now ? And if he cannot pay now , are his future means of payment so ...
Page 23
... debtor that an application will be made to commit him for non - payment of the debt , he is called upon to show cause why he should not be committed ! The Act clearly throws the onus of proving means to pay on the creditor , but here ...
... debtor that an application will be made to commit him for non - payment of the debt , he is called upon to show cause why he should not be committed ! The Act clearly throws the onus of proving means to pay on the creditor , but here ...
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