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Issue of summonses. R. 14.
Orders.
· R. 15.
File of proceedings in office
of Registrar.
R. 16.
Office copies. R. 18.
Inspection of file.
R. 19.
Companies.
12. Every summons in a winding-up matter in the court shall be prepared by the applicant or his solicitor, and issued from the office of the Registrar. A summons, when sealed, shall be deemed to be issued.
13. Every order, whether made in chambers or in the winding up of a company shall be drawn up by the applicant or his solicitor and signed by the Registrar, unless in any proceeding, or classes of proceedings, the judge or Registrar who makes the order shall direct that no order need be drawn up. Where a direction is given that no order need be drawn up, the note or memorandum of the order, signed or initialled by the judge or the Registrar making the order, shall be sufficient evidence of the order having been made.
14. All petitions, affidavits, summonses, orders, proofs, notices, depositions, bills of costs and other proceedings in the court in a winding-up matter shall be kept and remain of record in the office of the Registrar and, subject to the directions of the court, shall be placed in one continuous file.
15. All office copies of petitions, affidavits, depositions, papers and writings, or any parts thereof, required by the Official Receiver or any liquidator, contributory, creditor, officer of a company, or other person entitled thereto, shall be provided by the Registrar, and shall, except as to figures, be fairly written out at length, and be sealed and delivered out without any unnecessary delay, and in the order in which they shall have been bespoken.
16. Every person who has been a director or officer of a company which is being wound up, shall be entitled, free of charge, and every contributory and every creditor whose claim or proof has been admitted shall be entitled on payment of a fee of one dollar for each inspection per diem, at all reasonable times, to inspect the file of proceedings and to take copies or extracts from any document therein, or to be furnished with such copies or extracts upon payment of fifty cents per folio of seventy-two words, each figure being counted as a word.
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Issue of summonses. R. 14.
Orders.
· R. 15.
File of proceedings in office
of Registrar.
R. 16.
Office copies. R. 18.
Inspection of file.
R. 19.
Companies.
12. Every summons in a winding-up matter in the court shall be prepared by the applicant or his solicitor, and issued from the office of the Registrar. A summons, when sealed, shall be deemed to be issued.
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13. Every order, whether made in chambers, in the winding up of a company shall be drawn up by the applicant or his solicitor and signed by the Re- gistrar, unless in any proceeding, or classes of proceedings, the judge or Registrar who makes the order shall direct that no order need be drawn up. Where a direction is given that no order need be drawn up, the note or memoran- dum of the order, signed or initialled by the judge or the Registrar making the order, shall be sufficient evidence of the order having been made.
14. All petitions, affidavits, summonses, orders, proofs, notices,-depositions, bills-of-costs and other proceedings in the court in a winding-up matter shall be kept and remain of record in the office of the Registrar and, subject to the directions of the court, shall be placed in one continuous file.
15. All office copies of petitions, affidavits, depositions, papers and writings, or any parts thereof, required by the Official Receiver or any liquidator, contributory, creditor, officer of a company, or other person entitled thereto, shall be provided by the Registrar, and shall, except as to figures, be fairly written out at length, and be sealed and delivered out without any unnecessary delay, and in the order in which they shall have been bespoken.
16. Every person who has been a director or officer of a company which is being wound up, shall be entitled, free of charge, and every contributory and every creditor whose claim or proof has been admitted shall be entitled on pay- ment of a fee of one dollar for each inspection per diem, at all reasonable times, to inspect the file of proceedings and to take copies or extracts from any document therein, or to be furnished with such copies or extracts upon payment of fifty cents per folio of seventy-two words, each figure being counted as a word.
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