The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 176
... em- powered , at their first meeting , to remove the proceedings into the most convenient county court , provision being also made for debtors to petition either the bankruptcy or county court for an arrangement 176 Bankruptcy Law Reform .
... em- powered , at their first meeting , to remove the proceedings into the most convenient county court , provision being also made for debtors to petition either the bankruptcy or county court for an arrangement 176 Bankruptcy Law Reform .
Page 178
... provisions to which we have just alluded ; and we do not see how , independent of other considerations , the present system can be conveniently continued if the creditors are allowed to remove the proceedings into the county court which ...
... provisions to which we have just alluded ; and we do not see how , independent of other considerations , the present system can be conveniently continued if the creditors are allowed to remove the proceedings into the county court which ...
Page 179
... provisions for securing the estate , and its speedy administration . Under the old system these provisions did not exist , but we have never yet heard it contended that the estate was not more effectually and economically realized by ...
... provisions for securing the estate , and its speedy administration . Under the old system these provisions did not exist , but we have never yet heard it contended that the estate was not more effectually and economically realized by ...
Page 180
... provision of Lord Brougham's Bankrupt Law Amendment Act , 1831 , which was so loudly called for by the then existing state of circumstances , or which has worked so well , as that by which official assignees were appointed . It would be ...
... provision of Lord Brougham's Bankrupt Law Amendment Act , 1831 , which was so loudly called for by the then existing state of circumstances , or which has worked so well , as that by which official assignees were appointed . It would be ...
Page 182
... provisions of the two bills . do not place the subject upon a proper footing ; viz . , that of allowing the creditors to elect an assignee of their own choosing at the first meeting , if they think that course more advantageous to their ...
... provisions of the two bills . do not place the subject upon a proper footing ; viz . , that of allowing the creditors to elect an assignee of their own choosing at the first meeting , if they think that course more advantageous to their ...
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