The most crucial among the seven to get final approval from both houses were a bill to streamline bankruptcy procedures and another to speed up foreclosure on insolvent debtors.
22.
By means of a writ of " certiorari " he was removed as an insolvent debtor to the Fleet Prison in London, and frequently preached there to large crowds of people.
23.
Paisarl said creditors and would-be investors wishing to inject fresh funds for rehabilitation would be discouraged about helping insolvent debtors if they do not feel their money would be in safe hands.
24.
In 1813 he secured the passing of acts for the relief of insolvent debtors, and became an opponent of the repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts and other popular measures of reform.
25.
Similarly, tools of the trade may, depending on the available exemptions, be a permitted exemption as their continued possession allows the insolvent debtor to move forward into productive work as soon as possible.
26.
In his later years, 1842, his intemperate habits landed him in debtor's prison, and when he emerged through the grace of the Insolvent Debtor's Act he was in an advanced stage of tuberculosis.
27.
Under the Insolvent Debtors Act, Dickens arranged for payment of his creditors, and he and his family left Marshalsea for the home of Mrs . Roylance, with whom his 12-year-old son Charles was lodging.
28.
Though " nexum " as a legal contract was abolished, debt bondage persisted in the case of defaulting debtors, since a court could grant creditors the right to take insolvent debtors as bond slaves.
29.
The "'Insolvent Debtors ( England ) Act "'( 53 Geo . 3 c 102 ) was an Act of Parliament passed by the United Kingdom Parliament in 1813, during the reign of King George III.
30.
The Republicans did not mention that one of their party's most prominent members was a self-declared " insolvent debtor " who would surely have filed for bankruptcy had the current laws been available to him.
