The discharge of a debt or liability by the law of a country other than that in which the debt arises, does not relieve the debtor in any other country.
Citations:
(1800) 1 East 6
Cited by:
Cited – Ellis v M’Henry CCP 1871
A debt or liability arising in any country may be discharged by the laws of that country, and such a discharge, if it extinguishes the debt or liability, and does not merely interfere with the remedies or course of procedure to enforce it, will be . .
Cited – Ellis v M’Henry CCP 1871
A debt or liability arising in any country may be discharged by the laws of that country, and such a discharge, if it extinguishes the debt or liability, and does not merely interfere with the remedies or course of procedure to enforce it, will be . .
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Litigation Practice
Updated: 12 May 2022; Ref: scu.183536