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Countryamn teaches courses in Debtor's Estates, Corporations, and Corporate Reorganization at Yale Law School...
Inside the hundi last year, temple priests found an I 0 U for 300 rupees. When the signer failed to come across with the money, Lord Venkateshwara, represented by his priests, took the case to court. Last week the court decided in favor of the god, ordered the debtor...
Brazil's Bonanza. While France has been helped by a good crop year, Brazil has profited from crop failures. The coffee and cocoa price boom, plus tight restrictions on imports, has changed Brazil from a debtor nation nine months ago to one that has a trade surplus of almost $370 million. Cocoa prices went up 112% after the failure of the African crop. Though frost cut Brazil's coffee exports 15%, prices went up 50%. Net additional profit to Brazil: $165 million...
...obtain the assistance of several peace officers to take either me or Dr. Slammer into custody. I say do not."), the "gammoning" of Rachel Wardle, Mr. Pickwick caught prowling in a lady's chamber, Mr. Pickwick brought to court by a woman scorned, Mr. Pickwick cast in a debtor's prison...
...last half of the 19 century, U.S. businessmen wanted and got high tariffs. There were good reasons for this. Many fledgling U.S. industries still needed protection from Europe's factories, which could undersell them, and the U.S. itself was still a debtor nation (i.e., U.S. debt abroad exceeded foreign debt...