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the relations between the Surges and Mi Gibbons became so bad that

nothing

could be done in concert

and the matter dropped.

Mer Gibbons spoke

most disrespectful

may

be the obstruction to which

Mr Gibbons

refers

al

bey leave to be

allowed to explain the circumstances.

By the law and the

spioke in the

practice under the

English Acte

of

manner

of

the

course advised

by

the

Thief Justice,

Amm

commence

and

openly expressed his opinion that it would end in nothing.

Then about this time bet

Gibbons declared that he could do

nothing

more in B.

Bankruptcy

and

the fourt had tied his hands by

1849-1861 it is not permissible for

Official Assignee to legal proceedings,

or to defend

himself against them without the

sanction of

authority of

the

fourt with the

the Surge previously

obtained he is entirely protected,

without it he is liable to pay

condemning

him in costs

ساحل

occasions.

This

may

seem harh

tivo

coste orat

of

his

pocket to

the

successful

side.

without explanation, and as it

Tu Gibbons was

repeatedly warned of the risk he