book debt

You can also add buildings,loss of income and book debts.

It attempted to do this as well over book debts that a company would collect and trade with.

It may reduce the scope for other borrowing - book debts will not be available as security.

Bills of exchange also fall within the definition of book debts, but a bank balance does not.

Nothing uncommon for them to bring suit against a person for a Book debt and trade with him on an open account at the same time.

Mr Wigham had agreed to give the book debts that were received up to a certain date to the sellers.

The clear intention of the parties was to cover all debts of whatsoever nature, including book debts.

New Bullas Trading Ltd granted a charge over book debts in favour of 3i plc.

Factoring is useful in that it relieves a company of the administrative burden of collecting book debt although it can be expensive.

When Spectrum went into liquidation, Natwest argued that the charge was a fixed charge over book debts and proceeds.

Mr Frederick Illingworth, on behalf of the guarantors, agreed with the Association to have a charge over the company's book debts.

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In other common law countries, general assignments usually refer to any general assignment of existing or future book debts by a natural person (including, in some cases, partnerships).

It was the absence of the ability to use the book debts in the normal course of business that deprived the charge of the character of being floating.

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The parties' intention was that the words "and other debts and claims of whatsoever nature," like book debts, should relate to Bryant's trading business; the claim against the appellants did not.

The lender will require a floating charge over the book debts (trade debtors) of the business as security for the funds it lends to the business under the invoice discounting arrangement.

Under (for example) English law, any general assignment, either absolute or by way of security, of book debts is void unless registered under the Bills of Sale Act 1878.

He said Siebe Gorman was correctly decided given that the debenture there clearly restricted the company's ability to draw on the bank account into which the proceeds of the book debts were paid.

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Intangible movable property includes a charge on the book debts of the company or those assigned to it but the Act contains no definition of what constitutes a book debt.

As long as the seller cannot assign the contract itself, he should be free to deal with the benefit thereof (ie the resulting revenue stream and book debts) as he sees fit.

The deed provided for the cession in securitatem debiti of Bryant's "right, title and interest to all book debts and other debts and claims of whatsoever nature" to the bank.

The ordinary grammatical meaning of "book debt," the court found, citing the second edition of The Oxford English Dictionary, was a debt owed to a tradesman as recorded in his account books.