SUPREME COURT.
Tms Day. (Beforo Mr Justice Grcsson.) His Honor sat in tbo Court Chambers, at 1 1 o'clock. In BxurnuPTOT. ttR JAMBS VtUMVrAT TRBADWEM,, Mr Joynt applied for an order confirming the choice of trustee, and fixing a day for last examination, Ills Ilonor confirmed the trustee* Appointment, and fixed the last examination for Thursday, the 13th August next. KB CIUM.S9 TTAI.TKR SCOTT PUHDIB. The bankrupt, in person, applied for an order of Adjudication and meeting of ere* dltors. His Honor tna4e the order as prayed, and fixed the meeting of creditors to take place at tho Hcgistrar's Chambers, at 11 o'clock on Saturday, tho 4th July. be mcnjuiD mason. Mr Joynt applied for an order of adjudication and meeting of creditors, His Ilonor made the order as prayed, and fixed tho meeting of creditors to rake place at tho ltcgistrar's Chambtn, on Saturday, the 4th July, i\t one o'clock, In Banco. ' twentyman v. tvai.ton xhd akothsk. , His Honor delivered judgment In this caso a motion was mad 3 some weeks ago on tho part of tho defendants to dissolve a provisional injunction, by which they were in effect restrained from dealing with or applying to their use the estate of Thomas Tennant, Jo bankrupt, which had been assigned to them by a bill of sale, in satisfaction of a debt owing to them by the bankrupt. Tho case come on for argument on demurrer, In the course of which it wa9 contended, mainly, that tho bankruptcy could not bavo relation back to the execution of the bill of sale. His Honor orerruled the demurrer, with costs ; defendants having leave to plead on the usual terms as to costs, otherwise judgment for the plaintiff. As to tho motion to dissolve the injunction, his Honor said it appeared to him jthat tho plaintiff's rights might bo seriously .endangered were he to dissolve tho injunction. !llc must therefore refuse the motion, with :cost«. Mr Qarrick obtained ten days' time to con'aider whether his clients would plead. I Dr Foster is counsel for tho plaintiff.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 34, 23 June 1868, Page 2
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