general assignment
1general assignment — see assignment Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996 …
2General assignment — A general assignment is a concept in bankruptcy law that has different meanings in different jurisdictions. * In the United states, a general assignment is simply a contract whereby the insolvent entity ( Assignor ) transfers legal and equitable… …
3general assignment — As an act of bankruptcy: any conveyance at common law or by statute by which one intends to make an absolute and unconditional appropriation of all his property to pay his creditors, share and share alike. Anno: 57 ALR 859. See general assignment …
4general assignment — An assignment made for the benefit of all the assignor s creditors, instead of a few only; or one which transfers the whole of his estate to the assignee, instead of a part only …
5general assignment — An assignment made for the benefit of all the assignor s creditors, instead of a few only; or one which transfers the whole of his estate to the assignee, instead of a part only …
6general assignment — noun : an assignment of all one s property not exempt by law for the benefit of all one s creditors with only such preferences as may be allowed …
7general assignment for benefit of creditors — A transfer of legal and equitable title to all debtor s property to trustee, with authority to liquidate debtor s affairs and distribute proceeds equitably to creditors. Central Fibre Products Co. v. Hardin, C.C.A.Tex., 82 F.2d 692, 694. See also …
8general assignment for benefit of creditors — A transfer of legal and equitable title to all debtor s property to trustee, with authority to liquidate debtor s affairs and distribute proceeds equitably to creditors. Central Fibre Products Co. v. Hardin, C.C.A.Tex., 82 F.2d 692, 694. See also …
9general assignment of error — An assignment of error on appeal which does not clearly indicate the particular rulings of which complaint is made by appellant. 5 Am J2d A & E § 670 …
10general assignment for benefit of creditors — A conveyance by a debtor without consideration from the grantee of substantially all his property to a party in trust to collect the amount owing to him, to sell and convey the property, to distribute the proceeds of all the property among his… …
