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Page 61
Such would be the case with money in the hands of a bankrupt executor or
administrator , if it could not be “ specifically • distinguished and ascertained to
belong to a testator or intes· tate , and not to the bankrupt . ” 3 Burr , 1369 ; Owen
on ...
Such would be the case with money in the hands of a bankrupt executor or
administrator , if it could not be “ specifically • distinguished and ascertained to
belong to a testator or intes· tate , and not to the bankrupt . ” 3 Burr , 1369 ; Owen
on ...
Page 268
He had given up all claim on him , personally , and agreed to look to his estate in
the hands of the trustees for payment . When , therefore , he demanded payment
of Forse , as stated in his declaration , he set up a false claim . Forse owed him ...
He had given up all claim on him , personally , and agreed to look to his estate in
the hands of the trustees for payment . When , therefore , he demanded payment
of Forse , as stated in his declaration , he set up a false claim . Forse owed him ...
Page 276
The bill had been indorsed for valuable consideration to Wolcott , and was
outstanding in his hands unmatured , " at the time of the execution of the
composition deed . ” The release was executed by Swearingen without
specifying his debt ...
The bill had been indorsed for valuable consideration to Wolcott , and was
outstanding in his hands unmatured , " at the time of the execution of the
composition deed . ” The release was executed by Swearingen without
specifying his debt ...
Page 277
... had not become due at the time of the executing of the deed of composition ,
had been indorsed over by the plaintiff , and were not then in her hands ; but that
the other bill , which was for $ 10 , was then in her hands as a dishonored bill .
... had not become due at the time of the executing of the deed of composition ,
had been indorsed over by the plaintiff , and were not then in her hands ; but that
the other bill , which was for $ 10 , was then in her hands as a dishonored bill .
Page 512
The plaintiffs ask the Court to say , that the mere signing and sealing of a paper
purporting to be a sheriff ' s bond , and leaving it in the hands of the sheriff , is
authority of itself , to the sheriff or the Court , to make it a valid bond , by inserting
a ...
The plaintiffs ask the Court to say , that the mere signing and sealing of a paper
purporting to be a sheriff ' s bond , and leaving it in the hands of the sheriff , is
authority of itself , to the sheriff or the Court , to make it a valid bond , by inserting
a ...
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| Title | Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Ohio, Volume 15 |
| Author | Ohio. Supreme Court |
| Contributor | Ohio. Supreme Court Commission |
| Publisher | Robert Clark, 1847 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 21 Jun 2007 |
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