Report of Cases in Chancery: Argued and Determined in the Rolls Court During the Time of Lord Landale, Master of the Rolls, 1838-1866, 35. köideSaunders and Benning, 1868 |
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Page 18
... ment ( a ) . Mr. Baggallay for Mr. Bowen . Mr. Selwyn for the inspectors . There has been no forfeiture ; the recital is not that he is insolvent , but that he is unable to pay his debts in full until his assets have been realized , but ...
... ment ( a ) . Mr. Baggallay for Mr. Bowen . Mr. Selwyn for the inspectors . There has been no forfeiture ; the recital is not that he is insolvent , but that he is unable to pay his debts in full until his assets have been realized , but ...
Page 38
... ment was cancelled as from the 31st of May ; but he continued to act until the 27th of July . The Petitioner , on the 12th of October , 1865 , sent in a claim against the company for 5937. 16s . , which was composed of 3431. 16s . for ...
... ment was cancelled as from the 31st of May ; but he continued to act until the 27th of July . The Petitioner , on the 12th of October , 1865 , sent in a claim against the company for 5937. 16s . , which was composed of 3431. 16s . for ...
Page 40
... law , such judg- ment cannot be enforced against the company . The Petitioner , as shareholder , has shewn no ground ( a ) 33 L. J. , Ch . 325 . for for winding up the company . As to the question 40 CASES IN CHANCERY .
... law , such judg- ment cannot be enforced against the company . The Petitioner , as shareholder , has shewn no ground ( a ) 33 L. J. , Ch . 325 . for for winding up the company . As to the question 40 CASES IN CHANCERY .
Page 53
... ment debt and costs , the payment of the deposits , a declaration that he , as unpaid vendor , had a lien on the lands for the purchase - money , and for an injunction to restrain the company retaining possession until pay- ment , and ...
... ment debt and costs , the payment of the deposits , a declaration that he , as unpaid vendor , had a lien on the lands for the purchase - money , and for an injunction to restrain the company retaining possession until pay- ment , and ...
Page 54
... ment , ( c ) 13 Ir . Eq . Rep . 538 . ( d ) 33 Beav . 290 . ment , the suit was instituted before the expiration of 54 CASES IN CHANCERY .
... ment , ( c ) 13 Ir . Eq . Rep . 538 . ( d ) 33 Beav . 290 . ment , the suit was instituted before the expiration of 54 CASES IN CHANCERY .
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