20.
and
being invested
fourt of Bankruptcy with the powers of the Lord Chancellor by the Ordinance
iin
force before the Bankruptcy Ordinance of 1864 and preserved that Ordinance. By the Inglish Acts of 1849 and 1861, the Lord Chancellor had the power
of removing upon
am
cause
being
Official Assignee
last mentioned Act.
shewn
by
the
We have been of opinion
that concurrent orders made
by the Governor and the fourt must be efficacions to
Stuffam without an
remove
express Ordinance for
the
purpose.
tre have also been
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of
opinion that any legislation, of
thought indispensable, should
be in the
the
way of giving Judge in Bankruptry power
take out
Official
of
the hands
of
to
the
or the freditors Assignees
the administration of any estate
upon cause
being shewn, by
order which would vest the
property in
some one else to be
named in the order.
Perkaps
I
be
may
permitted to refer to remark in the despatch of May 6th ultims in which it
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suggested that Met Gibbons