Re C, an Arranging Debtor
| Jurisdiction | Ireland |
| Judgment Date | 01 January 1926 |
| Date | 01 January 1926 |
| Court | Supreme Court (Irish Free State) |
S. C.,
In re C., an Arranging Debtor
Acceptance of arrangement by statutory majority of creditors - Whether "reasonable and proper to be executed under the direction of the Court" - Discretion of Bankruptcy Judge - Irish Bankrupt and Insolvent Act, 1857 ( 20 21 Vict., c. 60), s. 353.
C., a retail trader, finding himself in difficulties in the year 1923, wrote to his principal creditors (a group of firms who supplied him with goods) stating his position. They agreed not to press their claims then, and C. continued to trade. His position not improving, he wrote in...
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3 cases
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Re Nc
...in that case Maguire C.J. (at page 240) quoted the following passage from the judgment of Kennedy C.J. in In Re C., an Arranging Debtor [1926] I.R. 14 as being of a great deal of help in determining in general the nature of the grounds upon which an offer might be rejected as being unreason......
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Re H., an Arranging Debtor
...accepting the proposal of the arranging debtor and that the order of adjudication must be discharged. In re C., An Arranging DebtorIR [1926] I.R. 14 applied. ...
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Re McKeown
... ... In re McKeown Statutory majority of creditors in favour of debtor's proposal - Arrangement rejected by the Court and the matter adjourned into Bankruptcy - Costs of petitioner - Form of order as to costs - Irish ... It never was the law nor the practice that the full costs incurred by an arranging debtor where the arrangement was not carried should be allow cd in the bankruptcy. Form of order as to such costs prescribed ... ...