English Reports Annotated, 1866-1900, 2. köideMaxwell Alexander Robertson Reports and Digest Syndicate, 1867 |
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Page 1771
... deed were both creditors of Messrs . Bower . The deed was registered within twenty - eight days of the execution ; but the registration was postponed till a late period in consequence of a meeting of the creditors being adjourned . The ...
... deed were both creditors of Messrs . Bower . The deed was registered within twenty - eight days of the execution ; but the registration was postponed till a late period in consequence of a meeting of the creditors being adjourned . The ...
Page 1772
... deed might have been registered under section 194. of the Bankruptcy Act , 1861 ; and then under section 198. the sheriff would have been obliged to withdraw , so that the plaintiff would not have received the proceeds . As for the ...
... deed might have been registered under section 194. of the Bankruptcy Act , 1861 ; and then under section 198. the sheriff would have been obliged to withdraw , so that the plaintiff would not have received the proceeds . As for the ...
Page 1773
... deed was executed by Bower , and that deed is now relied on as shewing that subsequent to that time there were no goods which could be seized . Now , was there any negligence on the part of the sheriff ? The jury have found that he was ...
... deed was executed by Bower , and that deed is now relied on as shewing that subsequent to that time there were no goods which could be seized . Now , was there any negligence on the part of the sheriff ? The jury have found that he was ...
Page 1774
... deed , might select a creditor as trustee who could not have notice of it personally , as , for instance , being insane at the time ; but it would be dangerous to hold otherwise than that the knowledge of . Bower and Learoyd was ...
... deed , might select a creditor as trustee who could not have notice of it personally , as , for instance , being insane at the time ; but it would be dangerous to hold otherwise than that the knowledge of . Bower and Learoyd was ...
Page 1820
... deed , but which by some accident he had omitted to do . As the affidavit , however , did not give any description of the residences of Mr. Oakeley and Mr. Clutton , it was contended , for the defendant , that it was defective , and ...
... deed , but which by some accident he had omitted to do . As the affidavit , however , did not give any description of the residences of Mr. Oakeley and Mr. Clutton , it was contended , for the defendant , that it was defective , and ...
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