10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «NOTOUR»
Découvrez l'usage de
notour dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
notour et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
Manual of Bankrupt Law: or, Annotations on the recent ...
Where members of such bodies are not subject to imprisonment, then the notour
bankruptcy must be constituted by any of the ' other alternatives.—(Vida sect. 7,
note f.) It has been held that an Incorporation could not be made notour bankrupt
...
James MURDOCH (Member of the Faculty of Procurators in Glasgow.), Hugh BARCLAY,
1856
2
ARRANGEMENT of THE PAPERS PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF ...
49- Creditors may in any Action by an arresting Creditor, claim within Four
Months after a first Notour Bankruptcy, and be ranked pari passu. And be it
Enacted, That where a Creditor who shall have executed an Arrestment within
Sixty Days ...
3
Parliamentary Papers, House of Commons and Command
Constitution and Effects of Notour Bankruptcy. VI. Notour Bankruptcy shall be
constituted by Insolvency con- Notour curring either : %Supt0,r 1st. With a duly
executed Charge for Payment or Performance, or viduals. 10 of Letters of
Horning, ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons,
1855
4
Manual of the Law of Insolvency and Bankruptcy: ... Third ...
Where members of such bodies are not subject to imprisonment, then the notour
bankruptcy must be constituted by any of the other alternatives (ride s. 7, note f). It
has been held that an incorporation could not be made notour bankrupt under ...
James MURDOCH (Member of the Faculty of Procurators in Glasgow.),
1863
5
The Solicitors' Journal and Reporter
The nature of Notour Bankruptcy. — The law of Scotland recognises two species
of bankruptcy ; the one called notour (that is, notorious) bankruptcy, which is
simply a status of admitted insolvency, and in which the notour bankrupt's acts
are ...
6
The Scottish Jurist: Containing Reports of Cases Decided in ...
This trust-deed fell under the operation of the Act 1696, in respect that the granter
was reudered notour bankrupt □within sixty years after its date. It was
consequently voidable under that Statute, and therefore by the recent Statute its
nullity ...
7
The Institutes of the Law of Scotland. ... By William Forbes ...
Notour Adultery, in order to the Punishment of Death, can be tried only before the
Court of Justiciary. [3.3 A criminal Libel, for notour Adulte- ry, is sounded upon the
Acts of Parliament a- foresaid. But a Libel, for ordinary Adultery, is grounded ...
8
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 ...
9
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
...
10
The Laws and Customs of Scotland, in Matters Criminal: ...
_ , X. It may be here doubted likewise, whether a Pursuite being intented for
notcur Adultery, and not for single Adultery, and the probation which is led, be
sufficientto infer single Adultery, though not notour Adultery, ifthe Asfize should
fyle or ...
Sir George Mackenzie,
1699