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Перевод: distraint

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опись имущества в обеспечение долга

Тезаурус:

1. The agisters were ordered to pay the agistment dues into the Wardrobe or into the Exchequer, and the sheriffs were commanded to compel them to do so by distraint where necessary.
2. Many faced heavy fines and the distraint of goods.
3. Again in 1340, Henry Vitele, received absolution for violation of the liberty of the Church of Rochester, by distraint of the Bishop's tenants in Halling, he was to offer up one quartern of wax at the same altar.
4. distraint and tolls not unbridled
5. On 2nd October 1919, the bailiffs arrived with a warrant of distraint; master and matron left the premises on Thursday October 9th at 10 o'clock at night.
6. Those remedies were added because we believe the payment of debt by manageable amounts to be more civilised than distraint.
7. Trover became a complete alternative to replevin despite the fact that it could be argued that, the goods being regarded as in the custody of the law, the distraint did not amount to a denial of the owner's title.
8. This is an alternative to an action and no action can be maintained while there is distraint of the chattel.
9. If a landlord has distrained on the goods of the bankrupt in the three month period before the bankruptcy order, the proceeds of that distraint are charged for the benefit of the bankrupt's estate with the preferential debts to the extent that the estate is not sufficient to meet them (s347(3)).
10. Connected with these feudal aids was the levy known as distraint of knighthood.
11. Long before 1914 Glasgow had been a pressure point for confrontation between landlord and tenant: collective tenant complaint was commonplace in a situation dominated by communal tenant blocks, administered by tough "factors" who had extensive powers of eviction and distraint.
12. But the difficulty with this approach for the present case is that Woolwich was in reality suffering from no mistake at all, so much so that it was prepared to back its conviction that the revenue was acting ultra vires by risking a very substantial amount of money in legal costs in establishing that fact; and, since the possibility of distraint by the revenue was very remote, the concept of compulsion would have to be stretched to the utmost to embrace the circumstances of such a case as this.