The Scots Law Times, Volume 1C.E. Green, 1919 - Law |
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... claim of interest- Action by Custodian under the Trading with the Enemy Acts for payment of sum of £ 79,000 belong- ing to enemy subject - No right to interest accru- ing to enemy subject prior to outbreak of war- Held that the ...
... claim of interest- Action by Custodian under the Trading with the Enemy Acts for payment of sum of £ 79,000 belong- ing to enemy subject - No right to interest accru- ing to enemy subject prior to outbreak of war- Held that the ...
Page 7
... claims ing and which might be made by the Adria Co. in respect ing Co. Ltd. of that sum . Ultimately , however , the ... claim that the Adria Co. might have had for repay- ment of the instalments ceased to exist . The contention that on ...
... claims ing and which might be made by the Adria Co. in respect ing Co. Ltd. of that sum . Ultimately , however , the ... claim that the Adria Co. might have had for repay- ment of the instalments ceased to exist . The contention that on ...
Page 9
... claim to interest is not property belonging to the enemy . The provisions of the Trading with the Enemy Acts are concerned only with specific property which can be definitely pointed out . The Custodian does not , in my judgment ...
... claim to interest is not property belonging to the enemy . The provisions of the Trading with the Enemy Acts are concerned only with specific property which can be definitely pointed out . The Custodian does not , in my judgment ...
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... claim when the heir in possession had paid off his uncles and aunts . The reason why this question did not arise between the Aberdeen Act and the Rutherfurd Act may have been that heirs in possession , who were burdened with allowances ...
... claim when the heir in possession had paid off his uncles and aunts . The reason why this question did not arise between the Aberdeen Act and the Rutherfurd Act may have been that heirs in possession , who were burdened with allowances ...
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... claim of the other set emerges , are all problematical when the deed is granted . The question of interference falls to be considered when both claims have emerged , and it is then that the question arises whether the one set " have ...
... claim of the other set emerges , are all problematical when the deed is granted . The question of interference falls to be considered when both claims have emerged , and it is then that the question arises whether the one set " have ...
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