INSOLVENT DEBTORS |
INDEX TO THE LAWS.
Where special acts had passed that
session, authority
given to one or more judges of the respective county
courts, in court sitting, or any one judge in the recess,
to extend to the petitioners the benefit of the insolvent
laws,
Acts for the relief of the several
persons named
on the terms therein mentioned,
All conveyances, assignments, &c.
of any property,
rights, &c. to a creditor, or security thereafter
made
by any person with a view of becoming an insolvent
debtor, and with an intent to give an undue preference,
declared null and void,
Such property, rights, &c. to vest in the trustees
as any property specified in the schedule,
Creditors assenting to the debtors
obtaining the benefit
to make affidavit, &c. to their claims, without
which annexed, they are not to be considered as such,
Debtors complying with the terms,
except obtaining
the assent of two-thirds of their creditors in amount,
entitled to a personal discharge, except where interrogatories
are filed and not satisfactorily answered,
Provided they authorise some attorney to appear
for them,
No person entitled to the benefit
oftener than once
in two years,
Nor to a second release without conveying to his
trustee estate sufficient to pay 50 per cent. of his
debts
at the time,
Nor a third time, without sufficient to pay 75 per
cent. but not to prevent a personal release in such cases,
Cases in which the court may inquire
whether the
assent of creditors is unreasonably withheld, and dispense
with the same,
The appointment of trustees to operate
as an assignment
of the insolvent's property, so as to vest the title,
without a deed,
Nothing herein contained to extend
to applications,
then pending for the benefit of the insolvent laws,
Acts for the relief of the several
persons
named on the terms therein mentioned,
Same,
Same,
The regulations respecting the assay
of plate in Baltimore
county, not to affect the sales of plate the property
of insolvent debtors,
Directions as to the continuance of
petitions then
depending,
Petitions for the benefit of the acts
not to be continued
beyond the first court next after the filing thereof,
unless thought necessary by the court for further testimony,
On application to a judge the petition
not to be dismissed
by the county court before the time appointed
for hearing by the judge, |
Session. Ch. S.
1811 108
1812
7
15
1813
96
1812
17
93
108
111
137
153
190
77
1
2
3
4
5
6
May 1813 4
9
14
1813
4
127
140
1814
16
28
96
108
110
106
6
122
1
1817 183 |