10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NOTOUR BANKRUPT»
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Parliamentary Papers, House of Commons and Command
In the Case of a living Debtor : A. On his own Petition, with the Concurrence of
Creditors, 5 qualified as herein-after mentioned : B. On the Petition of Creditors,
qualified as herein-after mentioned, provided he be Notour Bankrupt, and have ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons,
1855
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ARRANGEMENT OF THE PAPERS PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF ...
And be it enacted, That where in Scotland any Member of ii^ScoUand'. the House
of Commons shall be Notour Bankrupt it shall be lawful 10 for the Creditor or
Creditors in the Debt or Debts in virtue of which such Member has been rendered
...
And be it enacted, That where in Scotland any Member of in^othuicL the House
of Commons shall be Notour Bankrupt it shall be lawful 10 for the Creditor or
Creditors in the Debt or Debts in virtue of which such Member has been rendered
...
4
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES: FOURTEEN VOLUMES
But must he be a notour Bankrupt ? Yes, unless where the successor concurs or
renounces. I should wish to give our rules to your Lordship with accuracy, and
therefore I refer to Mr. George Joseph Bell's Commentaries upon the subject. 109
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THE SESSIONAL PAPERS OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS, IN THE SESSION ...
This would not be enough till you had got your judgment, and made the party a
notour Bankrupt by diligence. Mr. Bell proceeds to state, " Secondly, That the
sequestration may take place immediately after the death of the debtor, provided
he ...
6
Commentaries on the laws of Scotland, and on the principles ...
His reason ' of reduction was, that though the Act 1621 did not ' reach this case,
yet fraud was regulate and determined ' from the common law ; and many
citations were ad- ' duced, proving that a notour bankrupt could give no ' rights in
...
7
Commentaries on the Law of Scotland, and on the Principles ...
His reason of reduction was, that though the Act 1621 did not reach this case, yet
fraud was regulate and determined from the common law; and many citations
were adduced, proving that a notour bankrupt could give no rights in prejudice of
...
8
The decisions of the Court of Session: from its first ...
... or where it does not appear that the acquirer had means wherewithal to
purchase the same ; or perhaps where the granter of the right was at the time a
notour bankrupt. In all these and the like cases, the Lords have been in use to
ordain the ...
Scotland. Court of Session, William Maxwell Morison,
1811
9
The statutes at large, of England and of Great Britain: from ...
And be it enacted by the Authority aforesaid, That when P*" p«p l'ne- a Dcblor is
made Notour Bankrupt in Terms of the said Act, feif"ce •'< *'~ made in the 1 ear
One thousand fix hundred and ninety iix, as now extended, all Arrestments whieh
...
Great Britain, Sir Thomas Edlyne Tomlins, John Raithby,
1811
10
The History of Bankruptcy: Economic, Social and Cultural ...
Such preferees must have been aware that the debtor was left with nothing to
meet other creditors' claims.105 These cases established a principle that one
who was notour bankrupt (and thus, presumptively, known to be insolvent by all
and ...