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...Connecticut's colonial past, Mrs. Rollo and her lawyers extracted a Dickensian statute known as the Body Execution Law. Under that law, she had Mrs. Fox locked up in New Haven County jail to serve one day for every unpaid dollar of the judgment; she had to pay $10 a week to the county for the prisoner's room & board. Mrs. Rollo was losing money on it, but that didn't stop her. She wasn't moved by the sight of Mrs. Fox's husband trying to take care of the Foxes' three young...
Erleigh and Milne were each sentenced to ten years in prison at hard labor, and in addition Erleigh was fined ?95,115 and Milne ?88,810, with total prison sentences to run 52 years if fines are unpaid. They were the stiffest sentences ever meted out in South Africa for such crimes. But Erleigh was not crushed. He appealed the verdict and published advertisements in the Johannesburg newspapers touting his new stock promotion, "Union Gold & Base Metals Corp...
Total circulation by subscription runs to 131 copies per issue, although 44 subscriptions remain unpaid. "The suspension of publication would serve only to increase the debt, however," Miss Braverman said, "since income from advertising exceeds income from circulation...
...report by Signature of its financial situation. However, it should be made clear that the financial report submitted to the Student Council when Signature was rochartered last spring was a grossly inaccurate one. We were presented a statement which showed a bank balance but which failed to include unpaid bills. While the Student Council may be said to be responsible, then, for the present state of affairs, Signature cannot avoid accepting its responsibility for presenting an inaccurate financial record. The truth of the matter is that Signature was not keeping any financial books, and that only with the appointment...
...victims of a series of complications, according to the Dally Princetonian, that started when the horseman who rented out the ponies was accused of mistreating them by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The S.P.C.A. then sparked a run on his stable by patient but unpaid hay, straw, and oasis dealers...