Solomons v Ross
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1764 |
| Court | Court of the King's Bench |
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3 cases
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New Cap Reinsurance Corporation Ltd ((in Liquidation)) v Grant; Rubin v Eurofinance SA
...mid-18 th century the English courts have recognised the effect of foreign personal bankruptcies declared under the law of the domicile: Solomons v Ross (1764) 1 H Bl 131n, where Dutch merchants were declared bankrupt in Amsterdam, and the Dutch curator was held entitled to recover an Engli......
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Rubin and another v Eurofinance SA and Others
...advantage because he happens to live in a jurisdiction where more of the assets or fewer of the creditors are situated. For example, in Solomons v. Ross [1764] 1 H. B1.13ln in a firm in Amsterdam was declared bankrupt and assignees were appointed. An English creditor brought garnishee proce......
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Cambridge Gas Transport Corporation v Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors of Navigator Holdings Plc and Others
...advantage because he happens to live in a jurisdiction where more of the assets or fewer of the creditors are situated. For example, in Solomons v Ross (1764) 1 H Bl 131n a firm in Amsterdam was declared bankrupt and assignees were appointed. An English creditor brought garnishee proceeding......