... be suspended for two years. or for judgment to be entered against the bankrupt for a nominal sem. He suggested the latter emir *. and he had a good deal of sympathy with the bankrupt. who was placed in an unfortunate position owing to transactions many ...

... The bankrupt attributed his failure to depression in trade. g The Official Receiver submitted: (a) That the bankrupt’s assets ate not of a value equal to ten shillings in the pound on the amount of his unsecured liabilities. (c) That the bankrupt has ...

... £2,500 in the bankruptcy proceedings im respect of the joint and several guarantee of the bankrupt, and stated that the overdraft exceeded that amount. The bankrupt admitted that balance sheets had been produced to the bankers, but professed ignorance as ...

... behalf of tha bankrupt. Thr Atatement of aEairs disclosed gross Habil ties amounting to 134 1:6. tad., expected to r at ..k2418 Is. 20.. The assets are 829 's. 6d., leas ing a deheieney of 620) 13s. Si. The causes failure as alleged the bankrupt are: — . *Waist ...

... the Gladstone League, the members of which are fond of talking about Tory gold. I hope they notieed this evidence of a bankrupt gentleman, reported in the Times of April 26th, 1911: He had been put to expewee in nursing one of the London Parliamentary ...

... sustaining heavy losses owing to the. shortage of the milk yield through the continued drought. One farmer said it meant going bankrupt or losing considerable capital. THE. BOTTOM LEY CASE. ...

... assets estimated to produce YlOl 'lrk. Id., leatidg • deficiency of £32(i INs. 9d.. The causes of failure, as allegefl by bankrupt, were:--♦al Bad trade, especially during the past three years; (1:0 Living beyond my means in having a separate dwelling-house ...

... and assets estimated to produce 1120. leaving a deficiency of .112,939 10e. 9d. The causes of failure as alleged by the bankrupt were: —Losses in stock, loss in carrying on the farm, the rent being high, heavy interest on loans from money lenders, and ...

... affairs showed liabilities amounting to and assets estimated to produce £124 fie. Id., leaving a sarplus of £B9 ns. Id. The bankrupt had also other liabilities. amounting to .0 1 .777 se. pd. in respect of certain properties, all of which were, however, ...

... 31st March, 1922, on a creditor’s petition, and the public examination was ¢oncluded on 14th May, 1922. According to the bankrupt’s statement of affairs (submitted on 3rd April, ‘1922) (a) the liabilities to mank for dividend were estimated at £2,317 ...

... WITH_Z£2SO CAPITAL From the Official Receiver’s observations, it appeared that the debtor (age 61), who was adjudged bankrupt on December 20th, 1924, commenced business as a market gardener in March, 1920, with f 250 capital. He did not pay anything for ...

... Williams, painter, better known an Jack tVilliama, the Socialist orator and organiser of Tower Hill tr.eetingii in London. The bankrupt failed in December. 1906. as the result of au action for libel that unsureessfully brought in 1907 against. the Daily Express ...