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, Si V ; (BY TELEQg| OWN cORKESrONDENT.) ¥'. Wellington, this day. An unusual _| t 0 f interest has been manifested. ». investigation of the charges br.u^ aingt vy, R , Waters in the Bankr_pt^ ourt} wnic __ was con . eluded last eyea Theo p posing cre ditors, chief amongT,W ere the im p or t an fc firm of W. and M I blll]i W ere represented by Air tt.Mm CroWll p ro secutor, but Judge Rick, dec ii, iet i to make an order ocomrat| on the gl . oun d that Mr Bell had^ ghow hat in con . tracuing a spe^ ebt fche debtor kne w he had^no rea^^ probable expectation of being]l to » it /. His Honor cons^ had--b«en disgracefully W d said the debtor had never goto ?lWreot . balance . sheefc . S-r?S 9™> the creditors for their action ins* fch bankrapt to a Cr? MnrT'^case was before the Court tor hveida* i -t-tr _ h^ dS^-^'a^^ more observatiolf have + made so™ of the debtor ih#' c, *° tbe f condl l, cfc Court yesterday^ hlS self frH th° make a sin K l e^ fils Honor dld »ot matter having*\°? the polT^' ?- c memory. ?$?!% esca Pcd lns
(BYTELEGBAMt-..' 'r#CT ASSOCIATION.)
t .i -d ,I|SiNGTON, Friday. In the Bankrupt.^ examination W asco Vl The debtoi , s counsel submitted tk' ___••_ . . _. _._. "^V was not sufficient to show that the W _ . . . , business at a time\2 pt had camed on his engagements.WWe could not nieefc whether he hadhft* <luei3tion was specified liability " a 7 d the particular reasonable or proffihat he had n0 ing that particulaß'fpectation of paythe Court must braW 1^ ; and furtl,e,"» the bankrupt knewiypiy satisfied that quoted authorities j n J B insolvent. He His Honor, in Mv_T rfc of his views, when the debtor_.^i ucli?inenfc. s^id 31st, 1886, was drawn ent of March have known that-he-^' Waters must vent; therefore. i£ Mpppelessly insolwhether Waters a&jj&pnly a question to be insolvent, helpSe knew himself affirmative answeiSgp once giye an by the authorities .flffio was satisfied the fact that the r Skerritb that carry on business loupr continued to self' to be insoly||ii he knew himhim in convictingj§i|d not justify unsatisfactory state'V was a most books had been dftiMjll6 law- ie conclusion, His HoßoShy kept. In see his way to exSghat he did not to commit the baiikir^wHnmary power doubtedly have exef^Sje should un. 2 of section 171 of Stfad sub-section case, but the EtiglisMapplied to the showed that the sectwfpa'ities quoted therefore declared 'tMjJjot apply. He and the examination;|S{|pptcy closed, 'Hi ''. ;, '.;
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Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 54, 2 July 1887, Page 5
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