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... became bankrupt in Leon not being a discharged* bankrupt until November. JH97. But number of creditors who had dealt with Mayer and Co. from H had regarded Leon as the principal, and had never disclosed the fact to them that was undischarged bankrupt. In ...
... 1883. for incurring debt of above without disclosing the fact that was undischarged bankrupt. Tho defendant became bankrupt in 1887, and for second time was a bankrupt in 1897. and was still undischarged. occupied lodgings the house of Mrs. Britton, in ...
... very forcibly tbs •eoessity for the recent Money-Londing Act, and •raked regret that its operation is not retrospective. The bankrupt was Justice of the Fean, and Moont Shannon, County Galway. One of Ida creditors was Julies Jones, Union-passage, Birmingham ...
... made Albert Pike, who formerly carried business at the Oolightly Boot Factory. Hockney. was reported that April last the bankrupt. married man. left London for New York the company of lady, who was the daughter i. neighbour, and the receiving order was ...
... prison for two months. CHARGE AOAjfer AL|.EOED BANKRUPT. John Homes. 50. a bootmaker, 29. Portland-road. South Norwood, was charged, a warrant, for that he. on the 80th May last, hating been adjudged bankrupt, and within four months nest before the presentation ...
... Stansbury defended. The evidence was that the defendant owed the complainant 19s. for a pair of trousers. The defendant went bankrupt, aud the trousers were not paid for, though the defendant said considered the debt paid by the .fact the bankruptcy being ...
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... mortgage of property owned a Mr. Maddox, was alleged that the whole it hod disappeared. 18W the prisoner was adjudicated bankrupt, with liabilities of £2,607 I Is. 4d., returning Mrs. Hook and her children as creditors for £1,578 °f that nun. He, however ...
... the Judge, said he did not admit assets if the debt were established. The deceased at the time his death was undischarged bankrupt, and anv documents would not the possession the administratrix, but in the poaaession of the trustee. His case was that had ...
... and inability to practice through want of capital. No offer was sub mitted, and it was resolved that the debtor b> adjudged bankrupt, Mr. S. Jeffreys, chartered accountant, being appointed trustee of tin estate. ...
... with them. I lie latter told the plaintiff* wife that she wanted start boarding-house. February. IH9B. Mr. Collins became bankrupt, and m* statement of affairs set up that had furniture at al!. and that had been bought hvh»« 'Mh’- Plaintiff’s wife said ...