The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 141
... existing state of the law affected by the pro- posed bill , its language and structure , and its operation on the existing law ; also to point out what statutes it repeals or modi- fies , and whether any statutes , or clauses of ...
... existing state of the law affected by the pro- posed bill , its language and structure , and its operation on the existing law ; also to point out what statutes it repeals or modi- fies , and whether any statutes , or clauses of ...
Page 171
... existing in the administration of the estates of insolvent traders and non - traders , and of intrusting to the same jurisdiction the administration of the estates of deceased insolvents . There is no great difference of opinion as to ...
... existing in the administration of the estates of insolvent traders and non - traders , and of intrusting to the same jurisdiction the administration of the estates of deceased insolvents . There is no great difference of opinion as to ...
Page 176
... existing courts , which , nevertheless , in our judgment are insuf- ficient ; for there are but seven bankruptcy districts throughout England . One great objection to the county courts is , doubtless , their not being stationary , and ...
... existing courts , which , nevertheless , in our judgment are insuf- ficient ; for there are but seven bankruptcy districts throughout England . One great objection to the county courts is , doubtless , their not being stationary , and ...
Page 180
... existing state of circumstances , or which has worked so well , as that by which official assignees were appointed . It would be in the highest degree dangerous , by displacing those functionaries , to re - enact all the monstrous ...
... existing state of circumstances , or which has worked so well , as that by which official assignees were appointed . It would be in the highest degree dangerous , by displacing those functionaries , to re - enact all the monstrous ...
Page 181
... existing officers should be paid a liberal salary for the duties which they will personally be required to discharge in taking charge of the estate between the adjudication and first meeting , and such expenses as they may incur in ...
... existing officers should be paid a liberal salary for the duties which they will personally be required to discharge in taking charge of the estate between the adjudication and first meeting , and such expenses as they may incur in ...
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