Sharp v Jackson
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
| Date | 1897 |
| Year | 1897 |
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Re Cutts (A Bankrupt)ex parte Bognor ; Mutual Building Society v Trustee of T W Cutts
...Sharp v. Jackson(supra) and the same case in this Court sub nom New Prance & Garrard's Trustee v. Hunting, 1897, 2 Queen's Bench Division, p. 19. 30In the present case, therefore, it was incumbent on the Trustee to establish either by direct evidence of the Bankrupt's intention or by c......
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Re Commodore Electronics
...Company, Ltd. (1925) Ch. 148; Peat v. Gresham Trust, Ltd. [1934] A.C. 252; Re Kushler (M) Ltd. (1934) Ch. 248 at 252; Sharp v. Jackson [1899] A.C. 419 and Buckley's case (1899) 2 Ch. 725) while on the other, that under the United States law, there are two relevant periods to be considered ......
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2 firm's commentaries
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Clawbacks In Insolvency
...is a notoriously difficult undertaking. The commentary of Lord Justice Smith in New, Prace & Gerrard's Trustees v Hunting and Others [1897] 2 QB 19 is "I have always understood that to ascertain whether there has been a fraudulent preference, it is necessary to consider what the dominan......
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Clawbacks In Insolvency - September 9 2019
...is a notoriously difficult undertaking. The commentary of Lord Justice Smith in New, Prace & Gerrard's Trustees v Hunting and Others [1897] 2 QB 19 is "I have always understood that to ascertain whether there has been a fraudulent preference, it is necessary to consider what the dominan......
