SUPREME COURT.—Bankruptcy.

Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 590, 30 November 1871, Page 2

SUPREME COURT.—Bankruptcy.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30. [Before Hie Honor Chief Justice Sir George Arnej.] The usual sitting in bankruptcy jurisdiction was held this morning, and the following business disposed of :— Kk Baoh and Sows.—This was an application oy tlie Court for the due execution of a deed of arrangement. 'Jhe case had been before the Court' on 'preVioue iittiijg day, and was adjourned for the purpose of sending notice to creditors residing out of the province. —The bankrupt's solicitor, laid sufficient time had elipsed ito hare; received anbirora to the notideV.giTeri, if there had been any imira to object to the deea of arraiiKement —lhere was no opposition, and the deed of arrangement w*i declared <o be duly executed. Re JT«MK3 Bl I—This bankrup had been examined at g-eat lengh the two preceding Court-days. He was opposed by Messrs. Bell , and Mr. Alfred Buekhtnd, also by tlio6nvjialTrust.ee, on behalf »t the body of the creditors. —Mr. S. K. Hughe* appeared for the bankrupt; Mr. Beveridge tor Mr Buckland ; Mr. He«keth for the other creditors.The bankrupt, kept no uccouritn. Hi»,«nawerd to quesi ions put to hi n Trere'»o un#arisfactory, that the Court hud to r< bukehiin lor preYan* Ciition. The bankrupt oaid he had no further information to give, and the Judge refused to fcraut a rert S -a.c sine di*. \ 3DJOOBNKD. y~ tyf ■,' examination of witn^rs'ei in tile e*t»t«-s o: Albert Ephraiui Cohen and J. White, was adjourned.