List of debts and claims of which the particulars have been sent in to Mr. by persons claiming to be creditors of the company, and to be entered on the list of the creditors made out by the company. This paper writing, marked E, was produced and shewn 186 NOTE. The names are to be inserted alphabetically. To Mr. No. 7. [See Rule 12.] In the Matter of The Company, Limited and Reduced; and in the Matter of "The Companies You are hereby required to come in and prove the debt claimed by you against the above company, by filing your affidavit and giving notice thereof to Mr. the solicitor of the company, on or before the day of next; and you are to attend by your solicitor at the chambers of [the Master of the Rolls, in the Rolls Yard, Chancery Lane; or, the Vice-Chancellor Inn], in the county of Middlesex, on the o'clock in the noon, being the time appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the claim, and produce any securities or documents relating to your claim. at No. Lincoln's 18, at In default of your complying with the above directions, you will [be precluded from objecting to the proposed reduction of the capital of the company], or [in all proceedings relative to the proposed reduction of the capital of the company be treated as a creditor for such amount only as is set against your name in the list of creditors]. Notice is hereby given, that a petition presented to the [Lord Chancellor] or [the Master of the Rolls], on the day of for confirming a resolution reducing the capital of the above company from £ is directed to be heard before [the Vice to £ . C. and D. of ] or [the Master of the Rolls], on the [agents for E. and F. of Solicitors for the company. CAIRNS, C. day of ROMILLY, M.R. JOHN STUART, V.C. RICHARD MALINS, V.C. REGULATION AS TO THE MODE OF REMUNERATING OFFICIAL LIQUIDATORS ADOPTED BY THE MASTER OF THE ROLLS AND THE VICE-CHANCELLORS, AND SANCTIONED AND APPROVED BY THE LORD CHANCELLOR. EVERY application by an official liquidator for remuneration must be supported by an affidavit shewing the number of hours devoted by him and his clerks respectively to the business of the liquidation. In fixing the amount of the remuneration, the judge will, subject as hereinafter mentioned, be guided by the following scale : GROUP C. GROUP B. GROUP A. 2. Where they shall amount to 500 and not to 2000 2 If in the special circumstances of any liquidation it shall at any time, or from time to time, appear to the judge that it is proper to place it on a higher or lower class, he will so place it accordingly. If it shall appear to the judge that in the special circumstances of any liquidation it is proper to add to or deduct from the amount of remuneration provided by the scale, he will make such addition or deduction accordingly. If during the progress of a liquidation it shall appear to the judge expedient so to do, he will sanction payments to the liquidator on account of his remuneration. For this purpose the judge will estimate the amount of such remuneration as well as circumstances will admit, and will pay to the liquidator either the whole of such estimated remuneration or such part thereof as to the judge shall seem reasonable. INDEX. NOTE.-Where the headings have reference numbers attached, the subject ABORTIVE COMPANIES, 27 dissolution of, 108, 350 ACCOUNTS, 67, 241 of banks, how audited, 61, 345 of life assurance companies, must be deposited with Board of liquidator must bring in, 124, 163, 361, 373 by voluntary liquidator, 161, 269 ACCUMULATIONS, how profits distributed, 348 rights of dissentient shareholder, 348 Joint Stock Companies Arrangement Act, 1870..352 Sale and Purchase of Bank Shares Act, 1867..353 ADVERTISEMENT of petition to wind up, 117, 357, 377 of petition for reduction of capital, 412, 418, 420 of hearing of petition for reduction, 415, 424 of confirmation of reduction, 416 of winding-up order, 358, 379 of appointment of official liquidator, 359, 379, 384 |