Frauds On Creditors And Assignments For The Benefit Of Creditors Appraisal

Frauds on Creditors and Assignments for the Benefit of Creditors

The item is a book titled "Frauds on Creditors and Assignments for the Benefit of Creditors." The title page is clearly visible and provides significant details. The book is described as a "Treatise on the Canadian Law of Fraudulent Transfers, Fraudulent Preferences, and Assignments for the Benefit of Creditors," and also includes "Numerous Conveyancing and Other Forms Connected with the Administration of the Insolvent's Estate." It is authored by W. R. Percival Parker, B.A., LL.B., of the Toronto Bar. The publisher is listed as The Canada Law Book Company, located in Toronto. The publication date is clearly indicated as 1903. The page appears to be made of aged paper, exhibiting a warm, slightly yellowed or tanned hue consistent with its age. There are no significant visible tears, stains, or major damage on the title page itself, suggesting the book may be in good condition overall, as noted in the additional context. There is a handwritten number "852" in pencil near the top right of the title, which could be an inventory number or other identifier. The text is printed in black ink using a traditional serif typeface. The layout of the title page is well-structured, presenting the information in a clear hierarchy. The overall appearance suggests a professional publication of its time, likely bound in a material typical for legal texts of the early 20th century, though the binding itself is not visible in this image. The craftsmanship of the printing appears to be of good quality, with clear and legible text.