How have courts dealt with the issue of composition of a composition deed?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Gardner v. Kloepfer, 1886 CanLII 28 (ON CA):
Such was the case of Field v. Lord Donoughmore 1 Dr. & War. 227, the leading case on the subject. There, the plaintiff at first refused to assent to a composition deed and brought an action against the debtor, but afterwards filed a bill to be admitted to the benefit of the trust.
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