Cases Argued and Adjudged in the Supreme Court of the United States, Volumen21;Volumen88W.H. & O.H. Morrison, 1875 |
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... debtor is a bankrupt corporation . Its whole property , including its corporate franchises , has passed to its assignees in bank- ruptcy . It is in no condition to accumulate property which can be subjected to the payment of its debts ...
... debtor is a bankrupt corporation . Its whole property , including its corporate franchises , has passed to its assignees in bank- ruptcy . It is in no condition to accumulate property which can be subjected to the payment of its debts ...
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... debtor , and of New York , and Walker , the trustee , of the same State with himself , for the foreclosure of the mortgage or deed of trust executed by Gardner . The service on Gard- ner was by publication . The bill charged " that ...
... debtor , and of New York , and Walker , the trustee , of the same State with himself , for the foreclosure of the mortgage or deed of trust executed by Gardner . The service on Gard- ner was by publication . The bill charged " that ...
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... debtor . " The code then goes on to direct the sheriff as to further proceeding . He must give notice to the debtor to appoint an appraiser , & c . Article 656 de- clares that " when the sheriff seizes houses or lands he must take at ...
... debtor . " The code then goes on to direct the sheriff as to further proceeding . He must give notice to the debtor to appoint an appraiser , & c . Article 656 de- clares that " when the sheriff seizes houses or lands he must take at ...
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... debtor , or of a third person , without showing that the sheriff took it into his actual possession , at least when he levied the writ , is not sufficient to confer any right on the creditor . This doctrine is affirmed in Simpson v ...
... debtor , or of a third person , without showing that the sheriff took it into his actual possession , at least when he levied the writ , is not sufficient to confer any right on the creditor . This doctrine is affirmed in Simpson v ...
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... debtor's prop- erty .... The advantage of this clause is to save the mort- gage creditor the necessity of resorting to the delays of the hypothecary action . He can proceed to enforce his mort- gage directly against his mortgage debtor ...
... debtor's prop- erty .... The advantage of this clause is to save the mort- gage creditor the necessity of resorting to the delays of the hypothecary action . He can proceed to enforce his mort- gage directly against his mortgage debtor ...
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Página 172 - And at such meetings every male inhabitant of twenty-one years of age and upwards, having a freehold estate within the Commonwealth, of the annual income of three pounds, or any estate of the value of sixty pounds...
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