BANKRUPTCY.
No. 7 of 1891.
665
4. For the Official Receiver acting as interim receiver of the property of a debtor in addition to the percentage chargeable on realizations, on every order
And, in addition, where the order is in force for a longer period than fourteen days, for every seven days after the first fourteen, and for every fraction of seven days
$30.00
$10.00
5. For each notice by an Official Receiver to a creditor of a first or any other meeting, or sitting of the Court:-
Where the estimated value of the estate exceeds $1,000 - each notice $0.50
Where the estimated value of the assets does not exceed $1,000 :—
On the first twenty notices - each notice $0.50
For each notice above twenty $0.25
Each notice by an Official Receiver to a creditor of an adjourned meeting or an adjourned sitting of the Court $0.25
6. For the Official Receiver supervising a special manager or the carrying on of a debtor's business, where the estimated assets exceed $1,000, a fee according to the following scale :-
Per week.
If the gross assets are estimated by the Official Receiver not to exceed $5,000 $10.00
If to exceed $5,000 but not to exceed $50,000 $20.00
If to exceed $50,000 but not to exceed $100,000 $30.00
If to exceed $100,000 but not to exceed $200,000 $40.00
If to exceed $200,000 $50.00
7. Travelling, keeping possession, and other reasonable expenses of Official Receiver - the amount disbursed.
8. For official stationery, printing, books, forms, and postages, each estate -
For every ten applications to debtors to an estate, or fraction of ten $1.00
For every ten creditors or fraction of ten where the estimated assets exceed $1,000 $5.00
Where the estimated assets do not exceed $1,000 :—
For every ten creditors or fraction of ten up to twenty $5.00
For every ten creditors or fraction of ten above twenty $2.50
9. On every payment under Section 80 of money out of the Bankruptcy Estates Account 10 cents on each $10 or fraction of $10 to be charged as follows:--
When the money consists of unclaimed dividends, on each dividend paid out.
When the money consists of undistributed funds or balances, on the amount paid out.
No. 8 of 1891, repealed by No. 23 of 1909.