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struck out.
to pass
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Is it became ne
necessary
amending Ordinance for
this purpose advantage
the
opportunity
was taken of
to correct some other
pruiters or clerical errors and make
serve
other
slight amendments. Section 3 makes the provision
of the Act in accordance with the form 1.6 in the schedule.
In the case of a Creditors Petition the principal Act provided. that the Court might dismiss the Petition if there were no substantial assets, (see section 7 sub-section (3)). The amending
Ordinance, sechoro,
gives a similar power in the case a Debtor's Petition. It would be abourd
cof
to make a
receiving
order when there
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and the Receiving
Order now automa
autornatically stays.
proceedings unless the Cours otherwise
directs.
cave
of
Section 13 prevento, in the
the official Receiver, the a number of separate
necessity of
Pass Books for, in
many
cases, very
It is perhaps unnecessary
tripling
weno.
to
make a
say
• regards
the other
kifling amendments than that the
Acting Chie, Justice Kindly event
in each case
over this amending Bill with me and that he
agrees with the amendment proposed.
M. M. Goodman,
(Signed) //
Attorney General.
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substantially nothing to receive.
Section 6 assimilates the
practice more nearly to that obtaining
in
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