...that the application was too late. The decision of his Honor was revised by Lord Eldon, who says, " It does not appear to me, that this case ranges itself...class of cases in which, contrary to the ordinary rule of bankruptcy, the holder has been allowed to pursue the contract appearing on the face of the bills,...

...ostensible partner, would now give the creditor the same benefit as a proof against the joint estate. contrary to the ordinary rule in bankruptcy, the holder...to pursue the contract appearing on the face of the bill, and to have double proof." (a) These are the cases where the point has been decided. I come now...

...made a conclusive election to prove against the joint estate (6). And Lord Eldon, on appeal, says, " It does not appear to me, that this case ranges itself within that class of cases in which, goods to Crones & Co., not knowing that De Prado was a secret partner; he had, therefore, upon his...

...separate estate of the acceptor to which they had given credit, (c) In that case Lord Eldon says, " It does not appear to me that this case ranges itself...has been allowed to pursue the contract appearing upon the face of the bills, and to have double proof." The question as to the trading, and distinction...

...carrying on business under the name of A., and are drawn by A. in his individual name indeed, but, as I take it on the evidence, in his name as representing...on the face of the bills, and to have double proof (c)." (a) Ex parte Bant of England, 2 lowed by the Chancellor, but appaRose, 82 ; In Ex partc Kirly,...

...case the bills are accepted by the dormant partner of the partnership of Isaac and Peter Bkickburn, and are drawn by Isaac Blackburn, in his individual...the face of the bills, and to have double proof." In Ex parte Moult (2 Deo. $ Ch. 419), Messrs. Williams, Deacon and Co. had proved against the joint...

...dormant partner of the partnership of Isaac and Peter BLickburn, and are drawn by luiac Blackburn,in liis individual name, indeed, but, as I must take it on...the face of the bills, and to have double proof." In Ex parte Moult (2 Deo. I; Ch. 419), Messrs. Williams, Deacon and Co. had proved against the joint...

...firm of the two bankrupts. It does not appear to me, that this case ranges itself within that elass of cases in which, contrary to the ordinary rule in...double proof. But I do not think that the petitioners arc conelnded by anything that has passed, so as to be prevented now from withdrawing the proof against...

...by Isaac Blackburn, in his individual name, indeed, but, as I must take it on the evidence, in bis name as representing the firm of the two bankrupts,...the face of the bills, and to have double proof." In Ex parte Moult (2 Dea. & Ch. 419), Messrs. Williams, Deacon, & Co. had proved against the joint...

...the dormant partner of the partnership of Isaac and Peter Blackburn, carrying on business in the nnme of Isaac Blackburn ; and are drawn by Isaac Blackburn,...to pursue the contract appearing on the face of the bill«, and to have double proof. But I do not think that the petitioners are concluded by any thing...