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... creditors as to bar the right of his as- signee to recover property discovered after the discharge , and which the bankrupt had failed to place upon his schedule . 6. Where an assignee in bankruptcy more than two years after his ...
... creditors as to bar the right of his as- signee to recover property discovered after the discharge , and which the bankrupt had failed to place upon his schedule . 6. Where an assignee in bankruptcy more than two years after his ...
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... creditors , and therefore not reviewable by supervisory petition . I do not think this motion ought to prevail . The petition of Maybin was in the ordinary course of a bankrupt proceeding . Its main purpose was to secure to himself any ...
... creditors , and therefore not reviewable by supervisory petition . I do not think this motion ought to prevail . The petition of Maybin was in the ordinary course of a bankrupt proceeding . Its main purpose was to secure to himself any ...
Page 27
... creditors , and that the assignee had no right , although he might afterwards discover property of the bankrupt which the bankrupt had failed to put upon his schedules , to bring it into the bankruptcy without first setting aside the ...
... creditors , and that the assignee had no right , although he might afterwards discover property of the bankrupt which the bankrupt had failed to put upon his schedules , to bring it into the bankruptcy without first setting aside the ...
Page 51
... 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 of the bankrupt law . The defendant demurred to the complaint ...
... 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 of the bankrupt law . The defendant demurred to the complaint ...
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... creditors were informed of this arrangement they were bound to regard Place as principal debtor and Smith and Owen as sureties , and that any dealing of the creditors with the principal to the injury of the sureties would have the ...
... creditors were informed of this arrangement they were bound to regard Place as principal debtor and Smith and Owen as sureties , and that any dealing of the creditors with the principal to the injury of the sureties would have the ...
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