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promise will be beneficial to the company, and his reasons for such belief;
and the sanction of the Judge thereto shall be testified by a memorandum ,
signed by thı. Registrar on the agreement of compromise unless any party
shall desire to appeal from the decision of the Judge, in which case an order
shall be drawn up for that purpose.
Other cases.
( Ibid. r. 50.)
51. The direction , or sanction of the Judge for any other proceeding or
act to be taken or done by the official liquidator shall le obtained upon sum
mons, and an order shall be drawn up thereon, unless the Judge shall other
wise direct.
Application to the Court or Judge under sections 125,
126, 129, 155 and 156 of the Companies
Ordinance 1865 .
Application how
made. 52. Every application under the 125th, 126th or 129th section of “ The
u bid . r.51 .) Companies Ordinance 1865 ” shall be made by petition or motion, or if the
Judge shall so direct, by summons at chambers ; and every application under
the 155th or 1561h section of the said ordinance shall be made by petition .
Orders.
Drawing up
orders, 53. All orders made in chambers shall be drawn up in chambers, unless
[ I bil. r. 52. ] specially directed to be drawn up by the Registrar and shall be entered in
the same manner, as other orders made in chambers.
Adrertisements.
Insertion of
advertisements.
54. When an advertisement is required for any purpose except where
( 7 bid , r. 53.] otherwise directed by these rules, the advertisement shall be inserted once in
the Gazette, and in such other newspaper or newspapers, and for such nunber
of times as may be directed. The Judge may, in such cases as he shall think
fit, dispense with any advertisement required by these rules.
Admission of documents.
Notice to admit .
[ Ibid. r. 51.]
65. Any party to any proceeding in Court or chambers relating to the
winding-up of a company may by notice in writing call on any other party
thereto competent to admit the same, to admit any document saving all just
exceptions; and in case of refusal or neglect so to admit, the costs of proving
such document shall be paid by the party so refusing or neglecting unless
the Judge shall be of opinion that the refusal to adunit was reasonable ; and
no costs of proving any document shall be allowed unless such notice shall
have been given , except in cases where the omission to give such notice bas
been , in the opinion of the Registrar on taxation , a saving of expense.
Affidavits.
Tilling and office
copies of
56. Where an onler shall have been made for the winding -tip of any com
affidavits.
[ Ibid. r. 55.)
pany', any person intending to use any affidavit in any proceeding imder such
order, shall file the same with the Registrar and give notice thereof to the
otticial liquidator. The person , other than the official liquidator, filing the
atlidavit shall uot be required to take an office copy thereof, but an office copy
thereof shall be taken by the oflicial liquidator, and he shall produce the same
at the hearing of any application or proceeding upon which it is intended to
be used , unless the Judge shall otherwise direct.
Certificate of Registrar.
Form of Regis
trar's certificate .
57. The certificate of the Registrar shall be in such form as he may deem
[ R. S.C. necessary and when prepared and settled shall be transcribed in such form
( England ), 1883
order LV , r . 67 and within such time as the Registrar shall require, and shall be signed by
substituted for
Cons. Ord .
the Registrar either then or (if necessary ) at an adjournment to be made for
XXXT , r . 48.1
that purposes
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