IN BANKRUPTCY.

Thames Star, Volume III, Issue 1678, 20 May 1874, Page 2

IN BANKRUPTCY.

BE EOBEBT CHALMEES. This was an appJicatioa for final ex amination and discharge. Mr W. H. Oldrey appeared for the Trustee in Bankruptcy ; Mr Miller for bankrupt. Bo creditors had proved. No opposition. Discharge granted. BE JOSEPH BEID. Application for discharge. Mr Tyler, for bankrupt, read the Trustee's report. Liabilities, £912 4s 6d; assets, consisting of book debts, £454 2s 7d, valued at £37 4s lOd. Defendant deposed to the correctness of the statements filed. Mr Tyler called the attention of the Court to the way in which the statements were made out, which reflected credit on the bankrupt, who had kept his books in such a way aa to show every transaction for the last six months. ■ His Honor concurred, and granted bankrupt his discharge. BE EDMOND WADE. * Mr Miller, made an ex parte application that the estate of Edmond Wade be vested in the Trustee in Bankruptcy. Mr Tyler, for the debtor, wouli not offer any objection, so that bankrupt be allowed to retain his furniture to the extent provided for in the Act. , BE DANIEL OEME. Application for discharge. Mr Tyler appeared to oppose on behalf of a creditor named Fosa and another named Blbtt. Mr Tyler said that the Gowk at-the L iast jiittiag adjourned tbi* can? &g me

final statement had not been filed in sufficient time to allow the creditors to investigate it, likewise the Trustee at that sitting had stated that there was information then given, which he was not aware of, and that a supplementary report of all matters would have to be prepared. The Bankrupt had not furnished the required information, hence no report. Mr Macdonald said he was not aware that the Trustee required a second report. As soon as he had reported there was an end to his functions in that stage; in fact, the Trustee's agent, Mr Oldrey, could have any information he required from the bankrupt. .11 is Honor—l remember the circumstances ; in fact, the Trustee told me that from circumstances coming out there ought to be another report. Is that so ? Mr Oldrey—lt is, sir. The Trustee when he made his report was not aware of the Bankruptcy proceedings of 1873. His Honor—The case is adjourned, the bankrupt to give the Trustee every information he requires, and a further rej>ort to be made for next Court. Adjourned.