The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 167
... debt , and , that the Circuit Court might in its discretion reduce the amount of the recovery in the State court . This is obviously an errone- ous view . As was said in the case of Central Trust Company v . The St. Louis , A. & T. Ry ...
... debt , and , that the Circuit Court might in its discretion reduce the amount of the recovery in the State court . This is obviously an errone- ous view . As was said in the case of Central Trust Company v . The St. Louis , A. & T. Ry ...
Page 168
... DEBTS AND LIABILITIES OF THE RAILROAD COMPANY WHICH HAVE PRIORITY OVER THE MORTGAGE DEBT . Another benefit inuring to the railroad company and its mortgage bondholders from a railroad receivership was the opportunity it afforded to ...
... DEBTS AND LIABILITIES OF THE RAILROAD COMPANY WHICH HAVE PRIORITY OVER THE MORTGAGE DEBT . Another benefit inuring to the railroad company and its mortgage bondholders from a railroad receivership was the opportunity it afforded to ...
Page 169
... debts by what was little more than a mere change of its name , and often the only change made in that was from Railroad Company to Railway Company . A railroad company in my State has gone through this process three times . Originally ...
... debts by what was little more than a mere change of its name , and often the only change made in that was from Railroad Company to Railway Company . A railroad company in my State has gone through this process three times . Originally ...
Page 170
... debts of a railroad company which take precedence of the mortgage are commonly termed " preferential . " They are usually defined to be those which have aided to conserve the property and have been contracted within some reasonable time ...
... debts of a railroad company which take precedence of the mortgage are commonly termed " preferential . " They are usually defined to be those which have aided to conserve the property and have been contracted within some reasonable time ...
Page 171
... debts by a foreclosure of his mortgage without asking for a receiver . Liabilities of a railroad company which fall within the definition of preferential debts have priority over a mortgage on its road , whether a receiver has been ...
... debts by a foreclosure of his mortgage without asking for a receiver . Liabilities of a railroad company which fall within the definition of preferential debts have priority over a mortgage on its road , whether a receiver has been ...
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