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Page 21
The discharge of a bankrupt is not such an adjudication of the fact that he has surrendered all his property for the benefit of his creditors as to bar the right of his assignee to recover property discovered after the discharge ...
The discharge of a bankrupt is not such an adjudication of the fact that he has surrendered all his property for the benefit of his creditors as to bar the right of his assignee to recover property discovered after the discharge ...
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The assignee of a bankrupt is not the assignee of his creditor , nor of all the judgments , executions , liens , and ... bankrupt act as auxiliary to the preservation of the bankrupt's interest for the benefit of his general creditors .
The assignee of a bankrupt is not the assignee of his creditor , nor of all the judgments , executions , liens , and ... bankrupt act as auxiliary to the preservation of the bankrupt's interest for the benefit of his general creditors .
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... 1870 , was an adjudication that he had surrendered all his property for the benefit of his creditors , and that the assignee had no right , although he might afterwards discover property of the bankrupt which the bankrupt had failed ...
... 1870 , was an adjudication that he had surrendered all his property for the benefit of his creditors , and that the assignee had no right , although he might afterwards discover property of the bankrupt which the bankrupt had failed ...
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... with intent to give Claflin a preference over their other creditors at a time when they were insolvent , and when he knew , or had reasonable cause to believe , that they were insolvent , and that the judgment was obtained in fraud ...
... with intent to give Claflin a preference over their other creditors at a time when they were insolvent , and when he knew , or had reasonable cause to believe , that they were insolvent , and that the judgment was obtained in fraud ...
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On behalf of Smith it was contended that by the arrangement between Place and his copartners , the latter , as between the three , became the principal debtor , and that from the time when the creditors were informed of this arrangement ...
On behalf of Smith it was contended that by the arrangement between Place and his copartners , the latter , as between the three , became the principal debtor , and that from the time when the creditors were informed of this arrangement ...
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