... MORE BANKRUPTS Bankruptcies and company liquidations flooded in at nearrecord levels during the second quarter of this year. Receiving orders in the High Court totalled 479 in the three months to June 30. This compares with 409 in the corresponding period ...

... Bright day for bankrupts More than 6 ,000 people who have remained undischarged bankrupts for more than ten vears will be granted an amnesty tomorrow. Those who were made bankrupt betore October 1, 1967, and who still remain undischarged will be automatically ...

... Discharge move for bankrupts Anyone who was made bankrupt before October 1967 and has not subsequently secured his or her discharge will receive an automatic discharge on October 1 this year. This is the date which Mr Edmund Dell, Secretary of State for ...

... Restoration “could bankrupt Glasgow’ Glasgow District Council are to ask the Secretary of State for Scotland to - “ think - again” about proposals to increase the number of listed buildings of architectural . or . historic interest in the. city unless ...

... Bankrupts get S-year discharge Undischarged bankrupts will be discharged on October 1, if they were declared bankrupt more than five vears before, the Trade Under Secretarv, Mr Stanlev Clinton Davis, said in the House of Commons, vesterdav. From the same ...

... - BANKRUPTCY AMNESTY Our report on September 30 that more than 6000 people who have ' been undischarged bankrupts . ‘for more than ten years would .be granted an amnesty on October 1 did not make it clear that the amnesty referred “only to England and ...

... distribution of Bip in the £is to be paid to the creditors of Court Line, the shipping' and Clarkson's travel group who were made bankrupt in 1974 with widespread losses to hohda'{lmnken. The money 1 be paid ‘to creditors who have agreed their claims by June 30 ...

... said: ''We have got to get more money intothis show and stop this annual business of wondering whether the Festival will go bankrupt. The interest from a capital fund would help to cover the running costs.” i ...

... economic problems of ' overloaded ' government and concentrate in garticular on the question of whether governments can become bankrupt. 3 Studies of political represe{ltation will include the election of the Assemblies in Scotland and Wales, UK Parliamentary ...

... Britain. He won many honours for his productions including four Hollywood Oscars. But his career crashed in 1964 when he went bankrupt owing thousands of pounds. Then he became seri-\ ously ill. The couple sold their luxury flat, antiques, valuable famfings ...

... Scotland with a strong currency and oil behind it would have much more “ political clout” to alter the EEC pricing svstem than a bankrupt 'mtain. This was claimed at a f ss conference i~ Aberdeen ‘vecterday by Mr Andrew Welsh, MP (South Angus), SNP spokesman ...

... informs us that Scottish bankruptcies, known as sequestrations, are administered under the Bankruptey (Scotland) Act of 1913. Bankrupts in Secotland may apply for dlstharg“ag;qr two years. A usual condition is that they have paid 25p in the pound to their creditors ...