BANKRUPTCY CASE.
A PECULIAR POSITION. (By Toleerapli.—Prosa Association.) Christchurch, March 17. Before a Supreme Court sitting in Bankruptcy, application, was made for the discharge of George Harnill, whose counsel stated that the bankruptcy went back to July 15,1 1904,- and the bankrupt had 6ince then paid all proved debts with interest. His Honour Mr. Justice Denniston said the applicant had left the Dominion taking a large sum of money with him, and had' left his debtors unpaid. He had also left a sum of money beliind him. and on this being found out the Official Ajssignee had attached the money for the amount claimed, plus interest. Tlio question was whether the man was' guilty or not of 'an improper act. His Honour intimated that he would defer tin application for |furt];er, r coj^idej£tioji.
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1701, 18 March 1913, Page 4
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133BANKRUPTCY CASE. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1701, 18 March 1913, Page 4
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