DISTRICT COURT.
Wednesday, 26th June, 1883. (Before His Honor Judge Hardcastle.) BANKRUPTCY OABES. Re George Beaven.— His Honor delivered the following judgment in tbis case : — In this case I cannot Bay the aotion of the Trustees is, when challenged to be altogether applied. Their motives are not attacked, but they, have undertaken duties and to those duties they must bring not only good intentions but actual performance. I cannot say that over three years was necessary to wind up this estate. I think the position of the Marton property ought to have been settled as soon as it eame to the Trustee —not by loose verbal conversations, but by arrangements that would hold water. There haa been delay in realising, the outstandinglassets, perjudicial to the intersts of the creditors. It is in the interest of the creditors that .1 refuse to remove the Trustees, _as the estate is- bo nearly ripe for closing, but they -areordered tojwind up and distribute the estate forthwith, and to pay the costs of this application, £3 3s, de ' bonis proppriis. • This terminated the present sittings of the Distriot Court.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXV, Issue 10236, 28 June 1883, Page 2
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185DISTRICT COURT. Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXV, Issue 10236, 28 June 1883, Page 2
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