The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 166
... parties in interest , is not to be interfered with by the judgment or process of the State court . The judgment of the State court is conclusive as to the amount 3 Supra . 124 Stat . , Chap . 373 , p . 554 . 2 Supra . 41 Fed . Rep . 551 ...
... parties in interest , is not to be interfered with by the judgment or process of the State court . The judgment of the State court is conclusive as to the amount 3 Supra . 124 Stat . , Chap . 373 , p . 554 . 2 Supra . 41 Fed . Rep . 551 ...
Page 174
... parties acquiesced in this order and the debts of the com- pany falling within its provisions were paid . The order un- doubtedly included some debts and demands not preferential , as that term is at present defined , but under the ...
... parties acquiesced in this order and the debts of the com- pany falling within its provisions were paid . The order un- doubtedly included some debts and demands not preferential , as that term is at present defined , but under the ...
Page 181
... parties in interest often prefer to have the court operate the road . The receiver and other officers of the court are commonly quite willing that the receivership , like the brook , should " go on forever ; " and to terminate it , the ...
... parties in interest often prefer to have the court operate the road . The receiver and other officers of the court are commonly quite willing that the receivership , like the brook , should " go on forever ; " and to terminate it , the ...
Page 182
... parties . Even where the trustee is impeached or disqualified , the individual bondholder should not be admitted as ... parties in interest , and are to be brought to an end within any reason- able time . What is here said about ...
... parties . Even where the trustee is impeached or disqualified , the individual bondholder should not be admitted as ... parties in interest , and are to be brought to an end within any reason- able time . What is here said about ...
Page 195
... parties to any act which could be regarded as recog- nizing the authority of the court to meddle in the affair . Mr. Madison declined to appear after the service of the motion upon him , and when he was asked by the relator THE CASE OF ...
... parties to any act which could be regarded as recog- nizing the authority of the court to meddle in the affair . Mr. Madison declined to appear after the service of the motion upon him , and when he was asked by the relator THE CASE OF ...
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