Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of King's Bench: With Tables of the Names of the Cases and Principal Matters, Volume 1Lea and Blanchard, 1845 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... amount of 1427. 3s . which the plaintiff paid after the bank- ruptcy of the defendant , ) proved their debts under the commission of bankrupt against the defendant , and received dividends of 3s . in the pound on their debts so proved ...
... amount of 1427. 3s . which the plaintiff paid after the bank- ruptcy of the defendant , ) proved their debts under the commission of bankrupt against the defendant , and received dividends of 3s . in the pound on their debts so proved ...
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... amount of the sum which had been misapplied at the time of bankruptcy was always ascertainable , and that constituted a debt from the defendant to the plaintiff : it was so much money had and received by the one to the use of the other ...
... amount of the sum which had been misapplied at the time of bankruptcy was always ascertainable , and that constituted a debt from the defendant to the plaintiff : it was so much money had and received by the one to the use of the other ...
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... amount the plaintiff could prove a debt under the commission : but in truth the plaintiff was entitled to prove the whole amount of his deposit , subject to be reduced by the bankrupt's shewing the application of any part of it , and ...
... amount the plaintiff could prove a debt under the commission : but in truth the plaintiff was entitled to prove the whole amount of his deposit , subject to be reduced by the bankrupt's shewing the application of any part of it , and ...
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... amount to or be equivalent to covin : for covin is defined to be a contrivance between two to defraud or cheat a third . Therefore , the whole will turn on this , whether the taking the guarantie from Fordyce himself in his own hand ...
... amount to or be equivalent to covin : for covin is defined to be a contrivance between two to defraud or cheat a third . Therefore , the whole will turn on this , whether the taking the guarantie from Fordyce himself in his own hand ...
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... amount of the sum na- med in the process . Martin v . Moor , 2 Stra . 922 , or if not , 2dly , that each of the bail were separately liable to the extent of the sum sworn to ; and there- fore both together were liable to an amount which ...
... amount of the sum na- med in the process . Martin v . Moor , 2 Stra . 922 , or if not , 2dly , that each of the bail were separately liable to the extent of the sum sworn to ; and there- fore both together were liable to an amount which ...
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