10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «DISTRAINEE»
Découvrez l'usage de
distrainee dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
distrainee et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
Altbabylonische Briefe in Umschrift und Übersetzung: Letters ...
15 Concerning the (female) distrainee about whom they wrote to me: 17 "
Despatch 16 the distrainee. 18 He will send you 17 the barley", 19 I keep his
distrainee in custody for him but 20 he did not send the barley. 22 Should I
despatch 21 his ...
2
Security for Debt in Ancient Near Eastern Law
As the creditor in AbB 6 200 put it: "Until he comes to me, I will not release his
distrainee." It was intended to be an interim measure, but in a war of nerves
between debtor and creditor it could drag on, not necessarily to the creditor's
advantage.
Raymond Westbrook, Richard Lewis Jasnow, 2001
3
Queen's Bench and Practice Court Reports ... [1844-1882].
Matthews (2 Q. B. 291) the action was on a replevin bond, assigning as a breach
that the distrainee did did not prosecute his suit with effect (not adding without
delay). The allegation in the declaration was, that the distrainee did appear in the
...
Upper Canada. Court of Queen's Bench, J. Hillyard Cameron, Sir James Lukin Robinson, 1870
4
Homicide in the Biblical World
24 If he had no claim against him yet distrained the wife of a commoner/
dependent or the son of a commoner/dependent, detained the distrainee in his
house, and caused him/her to die, it is a case of life; the distrainer who distrained
shall die.
5
Harrison's Analytical Digest of All the Reported Cases ...
Rqvlevin Bani] —Decltiration against surety in a replevin bond, conditioned that
the distrainee should appear at the next county court, and then and_ there
prosecute his action with eflect, (not adding without delay,) and should make a
return, ...
Samuel Bealey Harrison, Richard Tarrant Harrison, 1846
6
Abuse of Procedural Rights: Comparative Standards of ...
Very often, the distrainee lodges an appeal against the interim measures taken
against his assets. Where this appeal is refused, it is only very exceptionally that
a judgement for abuse of process will be issued against the distrainee. On the ...
7
Cases Argued and Determined in the High Court of Chancery: ...
It is said, wherever the absolute property remains in the King's debtor, the goods
are subject to the King's execution; and that the absolute property remains in
distrainee, distrainer having no such special property as pawnee has, so as to ...
Francis Vesey, Philip Yorke Earl of Hardwicke, 1788
8
Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of Common Pleas: ...
think, be taken, prima facie, that the distrainee applied to the right person. No
authority has been cited to shew that one of the sheriffs of London has no power
to grant replevins. The circumstance that the two sheriffs hold separate courts
and ...
Great Britain. Court of Common Pleas, 1841
9
Complementation:A Cross-Linguistic Typology
Example (30) has a succession of such purposive clauses: 'write to them, and
they should speak to pname, and he should sends me barley, and I should send
him his distrainee'. The Wrst two clauses contain complement- taking verbs, the ...
R.M.W. Dixon, Alexandra Y. Aikhenvald, 2006
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The Institutes of Roman Law
The distrainee was bound to redeem the property seized within a prescribed
interval, with the addition, probably, of a penalty; in default of which we may
presume that the ownership in the goods distrained passed to the distrainor. The
latter ...
Rudolf Sohm, James Crawford Ledlie, 2002
