The Scots Law Times, Volume 1C.E. Green & Son, Limited, 1926 - Law |
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Page 11
... hold that a mere differentiation of treatment between different classes of creditors will warrant the Court in refusing to sanction a scheme of com- promise . It may be necessary , in order to get a scheme adopted , that it should make ...
... hold that a mere differentiation of treatment between different classes of creditors will warrant the Court in refusing to sanction a scheme of com- promise . It may be necessary , in order to get a scheme adopted , that it should make ...
Page 12
... hold that they have made it plain that the bank were not entitled to vote in respect of the sum of £ 7000 or of such part thereof as would result in the statutory conditions having been unfulfilled . I accordingly think that the ...
... hold that they have made it plain that the bank were not entitled to vote in respect of the sum of £ 7000 or of such part thereof as would result in the statutory conditions having been unfulfilled . I accordingly think that the ...
Page 18
... hold that the remit has been exhausted . I reach that con- clusion because of the documents which were HIGH v . Brown . 1925 . had been supplied. Read v . 1925 . 2ND DIV . regard to the state of matters during that period of time . I do ...
... hold that the remit has been exhausted . I reach that con- clusion because of the documents which were HIGH v . Brown . 1925 . had been supplied. Read v . 1925 . 2ND DIV . regard to the state of matters during that period of time . I do ...
Page 26
... hold , etc. - should also , in my opinion , be answered in the affirmative . 1925 . Lord Ormidale . - I agree with your Lordship on both points . The propriety of allowing an adjournment is a matter for the consideration of the ...
... hold , etc. - should also , in my opinion , be answered in the affirmative . 1925 . Lord Ormidale . - I agree with your Lordship on both points . The propriety of allowing an adjournment is a matter for the consideration of the ...
Page 43
... hold that in this relation all the persons who fall within the classes specified in the definition are to be treated as parents , so that if any one of them resides within the district the condition is not satisfied . The parent , in ...
... hold that in this relation all the persons who fall within the classes specified in the definition are to be treated as parents , so that if any one of them resides within the district the condition is not satisfied . The parent , in ...
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