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Table of Correspondence
BETWEEN
THE BILL, Ordinance No. 7 of 1891, AND THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1914,-Continued.
SUBJECT MATTER.
BILL.
Validity of certain 51
payments to bank- rupt and assignee.
Dealings with undis-
52
charged bankrupt.
ORDINANCE
No. 7 OF
1891.
BANK-
RUPTCY
Аст. 1914.
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46
REMARKS.
47
Sub-section (2) is expanded because of the practice of deposits in Chinese firms, and sub-sec- tion (3) provides a penalty.
Possession of pro- 53
perty by trustee.
43
48
Seizure of property
14
54
44
49
of bankrupt.
Sequestration
ecclesiastical bene-
of
1
50
Unnecessary.
fice.
Sale of property out
55
35
45
of the Colony.
Appropriation
of
56
46
51
portion of pay or
pension to credi-
tors.
Appropriation of in-
57
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52
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come of property
restrained from
anticipation.
Vesting and transfer
58
47
53
of property.
Disclaimer of certain
property.
59
48
54
Powers of trustee to
69
60
49
55
deal with property.
Powers exerciseable
by trustee with permission of com- mittee of inspec- tion.
61
50
56
Power to allow bank-
62
57 (1)
57
rupt to manage
property.
Allowance to bank-
63
57 (2)
58
rupt for main-
tenance or service.
Right of trustee to
64
59
inspect goods
pawned, etc.
Local pensioners included and Gov-
ernor
substituted
for chief officer of
department.