CO129-261 - Public Offices & Others - 1893 — Page 412

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I pass on that Mr. Spokes in subordinate in the Land Office.

I learn from Mr. Fairfield, Mr. Wingfield, Mr. Bramston, a Mr. Meade, Mr. Buxton, the Marquess of Ripon.

It appears to be clear that the post of Official Receiver has been conferred on a Government Officer or Government-Officers subordinate to the Registrar, and that the clerical and accounting work has been done by a clerk in the Registry paid from public funds. The office of Official Receiver is as much a Government Office as was that of the Official Assignee under the old Bankruptcy Ordinance.

4. As to the second point, I am clearly of opinion that it is desirable that the Official Receiver should give security, for, as at present arranged, I fail to see that Section 20(2) of the Bankruptcy Ordinance 1841, which imposes on the Court the duty of requiring security from a Trustee other than the Official Receiver, precludes the Government from requiring security from the Official Receiver if he is a person in the Government Service. The amount of security to be given would be a matter of separate consideration.

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410 DRAFT. I pass on that Mr. Spokes in subordinate in the Land Office. I learn from Mr. Fairfield, Mr. Wingfield, Mr. Bramston, a Mr. Meade, Mr. Buxton, the Marquess of Ripon. It appears to be clear that the post of Official Receiver has been conferred on a Government Officer or Government-Officers subordinate to the Registrar, and that the clerical and accounting work has been done by a clerk in the Registry paid from public funds. The office of Official Receiver is as much a Government Office as was that of the Official Assignee under the old Bankruptcy Ordinance. 4. As to the second point, I am clearly of opinion that it is desirable that the Official Receiver should give security, for, as at present arranged, I fail to see that Section 20(2) of the Bankruptcy Ordinance 1841, which imposes on the Court the duty of requiring security from a Trustee other than the Official Receiver, precludes the Government from requiring security from the Official Receiver if he is a person in the Government Service. The amount of security to be given would be a matter of separate consideration.
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410

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could not properly be united in the same person; but I gather from the Gazettes and other sources of informa- tion that the post of Official Receiver has been conferred op a Government

who

Officer or Cozarment-Officers sub- ordinate to the Registrar, and that

the clerical and accounting work has been done by a clerk in the Registry paid

from public funds. The office

of efficial Perein is

fofe appears to be as much a Government

Office as was that of the Official

Assignee under the old Bankruptcy

Ordinance.[Jake in for 3 from

prayer 57

4 As to the second point, I₤am

Y

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Eelsely of opinion that it is desirable that the Official Receiver should give

and that this mat

security, for, as at present agree, required by

fail to see that gestion 20 (2) of, forraws thuigh it a nut prescurted by the Ordinance 20 of 2001, thich impeses on. Bankrupty tomanum 1841.

the Court the duty of requiring security from a Trustee other than the Official Receiver" precludes the Government from requiring security from the Official Receiver if he is a person in the Government Service The amount of security to be given would be a matter of separate consideration, as

would

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