The Irish Jurist, 12. köideE.J. Milliken, 1860 |
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... granted an issue to try the question of possession with great reluctance . In an action on a lost instrument , whether it be negotiable or not , secondary evi- dence may be given of its contents when its loss is established - Charnly v ...
... granted an issue to try the question of possession with great reluctance . In an action on a lost instrument , whether it be negotiable or not , secondary evi- dence may be given of its contents when its loss is established - Charnly v ...
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... granted to the bank- rupts , in direct violation of the 143rd section of the Irish Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act , 20 & 21 Vict . , cap . 60 , sec . 143. That section , after providing for the granting of the certificate in ordinary ...
... granted to the bank- rupts , in direct violation of the 143rd section of the Irish Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act , 20 & 21 Vict . , cap . 60 , sec . 143. That section , after providing for the granting of the certificate in ordinary ...
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... granted subsequently . The proceed- the bankrupts ' business , their conduct relative thereto , their accounts , their profits and disbursements ; and , without doubt , the granting of their certificates would have been postponed if any ...
... granted subsequently . The proceed- the bankrupts ' business , their conduct relative thereto , their accounts , their profits and disbursements ; and , without doubt , the granting of their certificates would have been postponed if any ...
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... granted . In some cases similar applications have been granted ex parte . In the case of Dowling v . Browne , which was one of the Sadlier cases , a similar application was granted by the court . They also referred to the cases of ...
... granted . In some cases similar applications have been granted ex parte . In the case of Dowling v . Browne , which was one of the Sadlier cases , a similar application was granted by the court . They also referred to the cases of ...
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... granted . I presume that the Chief Justice would not have directed this motion to be made to - day , if he considered an objection on the score of delay to be insuperable . He will , of course , take care that a day shall be selected ...
... granted . I presume that the Chief Justice would not have directed this motion to be made to - day , if he considered an objection on the score of delay to be insuperable . He will , of course , take care that a day shall be selected ...
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