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... the chanwo effected by the Bankrupt Law ?? Aet, ns regards the bankrupt's certificate, went 1ther that1 the evils attending the old system warranted. I quite true that under the former practice abuses ilaled ; the bankrupt being quite at the mercy of ...
... IN RE SAUNDERS, BANKRUPT. TO TItE EDITOR Or TILE DAILY IlEWS. SIR,-Mr. Commissioner Pane has, in your impres- sionofthe 6th inst, made a number of statements relative to the above bankrupt to which I altogether demur. I shall, therefore, in justice to ...
... PREE CRISIS AND THE BALVLfRU?T LIST. The past week has produced a mbst unusual number of bankrupts, thirty-one being announced in the Gazette of Friday, and twenty-two in that of Tuesday. Of course every one will attribute these disasters -happening at ...
... on Thursday. Present: Mr. Jamies Kelso, trus- Al tee, and Mr. Archibald MacCallum, agent in the sequestra- B tion. cc The bankrupt, having been sworn, deponed-I have not been in business sioce IS5. I have no trade accounts, and V do not owe anything to ...
... A MODEST SCOTCH BANKRUPT. The Edinburgh Gazette of Friday, under the head of Scotch Bankruptcy, contains this unobtrusive notification:- John Edward Stephens, residing in Northumberland.street, Edinburgh, formerly banker, and lately of Gothic-lodge ...
... WRAT SHALL WE DO WITH OUR BANKRUPTS? No. IX.-COURT FEES. TO TEE EDITOR OF THE DAILY iVEWS. Sflt,-The fund which pays the salaries and government expenses in bankruptcy is derived from three sources-namely, court fees directly paid as such, stamps on documents ...
... WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH OUI4 BANKRUPTS P No. rXI.-IVIDEXnDS. *0 TO THE EDITOR Oilv~ DAILY NExws. eg SIR,-I commenced these papers by -stating that er the ~nly real complaint made bry creditors is ?? ih they get no dividends, or (I should have said) only ...
... belonging to bankrupts, a, experience seems to show that the balance sheets are ie generally correct, that is to say, we seldom realise n any other assets than what are there set down. But ts this information could be easily furnished by the s bankrupt himself ...
... ROYAL BRITISH BANK.-DISMISSAL ov I the Bankrupt Petition. A private meeting took place on Monday before Mr. Comminsaj01555 Hoiroyd, in the Bankruptcy Court, when Mr. Chidley, on behalf of Mr. Walter Morisse applied for an adjudication in pursuance of ...
... administering the 36,0Q00.jLthe, short- comingsof o thi estates being made up, in; -small niatters, by the friends of the bankrupt, for whom 1 the aolicitor, . in those ea ses, is really concerned .. f. The above, figures . show that one of ial assignee ...
... WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH OUR BANKRUPTS P No. X11I.-THE CAUSE AND THE REMEDY. e TO TiE EDITOR O THE3 DAILY NEWS. ?? have now completed my analysis of bank- e rup~tcy managemgut, and I think I have shown that there is unnecessary complication and expense in ...
... toi allow such bankrupts as bring the requisite assets, a 1 sum varying in general from ten shillings to two or three pounds a week, from the day of surrender to the passing of the last examination. Perhaps about two-thirds of our bankrupts may receive this ...