Ballentine's law dictionary. Anderson, W.S.. 1998.
contemplation of insolvency — Knowledge of, and action with reference to, an existing or contemplated state of insolvency, with a design to make provision against its results or to defeat the operation of the insolvency laws. See act of bankruptcy contemplation of bankruptcy … Black's law dictionary
contemplation of insolvency — Knowledge of, and action with reference to, an existing or contemplated state of insolvency, with a design to make provision against its results or to defeat the operation of the insolvency laws. See act of bankruptcy contemplation of bankruptcy … Black's law dictionary
in contemplation of insolvency — See contemplation of insolvency … Ballentine's law dictionary
contemplation — I noun absorption, aim, attention, brooding, calculation, cerebration, cogitation, concentration, consideration, contemplatio, deliberateness, deliberation, design, determination, engrossment, envisagement, envisionment, examination, excogitation … Law dictionary
contemplation of bankruptcy — Contemplation of the termination of one s business because of the financial inability to continue it. Knowledge of, and action with reference to, a condition of bankruptcy or ascertained insolvency, coupled with an intention to commit what the… … Black's law dictionary
contemplation of bankruptcy — Contemplation of the termination of one s business because of the financial inability to continue it. Knowledge of, and action with reference to, a condition of bankruptcy or ascertained insolvency, coupled with an intention to commit what the… … Black's law dictionary
failing circumstances — Insolvency, that is, the lack of sufficient assets to pay one s debts as they become due. A person (or a corporation or institution) is said to be in failing circumstances when he is about to fail, that is, when he is actually insolvent and is… … Black's law dictionary
failing circumstances — Insolvency, that is, the lack of sufficient assets to pay one s debts as they become due. A person (or a corporation or institution) is said to be in failing circumstances when he is about to fail, that is, when he is actually insolvent and is… … Black's law dictionary
Lien — For other uses, see Lien (disambiguation). Property law … Wikipedia
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