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646 ORDINANCE No. 5 OF 1864.


Bankruptcy and Insolvency.


SCHEDULE 1 .



" The Bankruptcy Ordinance, 1864. "


Sees. 10 and 10. Petition of a Creditor for Adjudication in Bankruptcy.

TO THE SUPREME COURT,
IN BANKRUPTCY .

The humble petition of [ here insert at full length the name, address and description
of the petitioner] sheweth,

That [here insert at full length the name, address and description of the person against
See sec. 49. whom the petition for adjudication is made] is indebted to your petitioner in the sum of
three hundred dollars [ if two petitioners four hundred dollars and if three or morefive
hundred dollars ] and that your petitioner has been informed and believes that the
said did lately commit an act of bankruptcy within the true intent.
and meaning of " The Bankruptcy Ordinance 1864."

Your petitioner therefore humbly prays that on proof of the requisites in that
behalf adjudication of bankruptcy may be made against the said

And your petitioner will ever pray, &c.

Signed A. B.

Signed by the petitioner on the day of 186
in the presence of Solicitor in the matter
of the said petition.

N.B.-If the petition be by partners, alter the form accordingly and let it be signed by
one on behalf of himself and partners.




SCHEDULE 2.



Secs. 31 and 40. Affidavit of Truth of Allegation in Petition.

Ι the petitioner named in the petition hereunto annexed
make oath and say that the several allegations in the said petition are true.
Sworn, & c. , at this day of

186 .

Before me.