Legal Definition and Related Resources of Catholic creditor
Meaning of Catholic creditor
In Scotch law. A creditor whose debt is secured on several parts or all of his debtor’s property. Such a creditor is bound to take his payment with reference to the rights of the secondary creditors, or, if he disregards their rights, must assign over to them his claims. This rule applies where he collects his debts of a cautioner (surety). Bell, Diet.
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