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Samuel Cole, &c. v Ephraim Flamare, &c. [1772] Mor 1245 (4 August 1772)
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[1772] Mor 1245
Cases which peculiarly regard the particular terms of the late Bankrupt Statutes, from 1772 downwards.
Samuel Cole, &c v. Ephraim Flamare, &c
Date: 4 August 1772 Case No. No 268.
12th Geo. III. c. 72.
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The act 12th Geo. III. c. 72. found to extend to the case of a foreign debtor's effects in this country. An application for sequestration thereof, in terms of that act, in name of the debtor, found competent, and sufficiently authorised by a general letter of mandate to his brother, whom he had originally entrusted as institor, to dispose of the goods in Scotland: This, in a question with English creditors, who had attached the effects by arrestment. See The particulars of the case, voce Forum Competens. See Negotiorum Gestor. See Seqestratoin.
