...periods, the creditor may prove for a proportionate part thereof up to the time of the bankruptcy, as if the same grew due from day to day, and not at such fixed and stated periods." (Section 5071 of the Revised Statutes; § 16 of the act of 1 867. ) The present act contains no such...

...and stated periods, the creditor may prove, for a proportionate part thereof, as if the same accrued from day to day, and not at such fixed and stated periods. This act, like all the other bankruptcy acts, is, however, silent on the question of a bankrupt's liability...

...may be proved for up to the time of bankruptcy. So, finally, may unliquidated damage« ex contracts, or on account of any goods or chattels wrongfully taken, converted, or withheld. § 19. § 20 provides for set-offs, and that secured creditors shall only prove for the excess of their...

...periods, the creditor ma}' prove for a proportionate part thereof up to the time of the bankruptcy, as if the same grew due from day to day, and not at such fixed and stated periods." Section 19. No such provision, or its equivalent, appears in the present act. Its language applicable...

...periods, the creditor may prove for a proportionate part thereof up to the time of the bankruptcy, as if the same grew due from day to day, and not at such fixed and stated period's." [14 Stat. at L. 617, chap. 176] Section 19. No such provision, or its equivalent, appears...

...the creditor may prove for a proportionate part thereof up to the time of the bankruptcy, us if t!ie same grew due from day to day, and not at such fixed and stated periods." [14 Stat. at L. 517, chap. 176] Section 19. No such provision, or its equivalent, appears in the present...

...Bankruptcy Law of 1867, among the provable debts were included " All demands against the bankrupt for or on account of any goods or chattels wrongfully taken, converted, or withheld by him." Under that act it is clear, as was held, that a cause of action for conversion was released...

...the Act of 1867 it was provided, inter alia, as follows: " All demands against the bankrupt for and on account of any goods or chattels wrongfully taken, . converted, or withheld by him may be proved and allowed as debts to the amount of the value of the property so taken or withheld,...

...be liquidated and thus become provable, is still a question. Under the former law, such claims if " on account of any goods or chattels wrongfully taken, converted or withheld," i. e.. if in conversion, were provable, but only after being duly liquidated. 8 With the single exception...

...may prove for a proportionate part thereof up to the time of the insolvency, as if the same became due from day to day, and not at such fixed and stated periods. SEC. 58. In all cases of mutual debts and mutual credits between the parties, the account between them...