poor debtor

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• poor-debtor law — noun Etymology: poor debtor : a law providing relief for debtors usually by affording them time to pay their just debts by installments, or by freeing them from arrest or imprisonment on their delivering all their property not exempt from… …   Useful english dictionary

• poor debtor's oath — noun : the oath to the facts bringing a person within the purview of a poor debtor law and required to obtain the benefit of that law …   Useful english dictionary

• poor debtor — noun : a debtor who has no property or not more than a certain small amount of property subject to execution or who has delivered up his property for the benefit of his creditors in the manner prescribed by law …   Useful english dictionary

• poor debtor's oath — See poor man s oath …   Ballentine's law dictionary

• debtor's oath — See poor debtor s oath …   Ballentine's law dictionary

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