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2. That every such petition shall be, as far as the
case will admit, in the form set forth in the schedule
marked A No. 1, annexed to these orders, and shall
be supported by an affidavit in the form set forth in
the schedule marked A No. 2, in the schedule annexed
to these orders • shall be sworn (unless otherwise
ordered by a_ judge or Commissioner of the said
'Courts) before the said Chief or Deputy Registrar,
and filed at the same time with the said petition.
3. That the schedule to be annexed to such petition
hall be in the forms now in use in the Court for the
relief of insolvent debtors.

4. That each sheet of such petition and schedules
shall be signed by the petitioner, in the presence of,
and shall be attested .by, his attorney, who shall ve-
rify such attestation by affidavit, to be filed with such
petition.

- 5. That every petitioner shall, immediately after
filing his said petition, deliver over to the official
assignee appointed to his estate all books of accounts,
bills, notes, securities, papers, and writings, relating
to his estate and effects.

6. That the protection from process to be given to
any petitioner upon filing his petition shall be called
the " interim order for protection," and shall be set
forth in the schedule marked A No. 3, annexed to
these orders.

7. That the time for hearing the matter of such pe-
tition shall be appointed to the Commissioner acting in
the same, such time not to be less than five or ex-
ceeding eight weeks from the date of the advertise-
ment of the intention to petition required by the afore-
said statute, and shall be advertised in the form set
forth in the schedule marked B No. 1, annexed to
these orders, in the London Gazette, and in one news-
paper circulating within the county in which the peti-
tioner resides, three clear days, at least, before the ap-
pointment of such sitting.
8. That the time for making a final order, unless
cause be shown to the contrary, in the matter of such
petition, shall be appointed by the Commissioners act-
ing in the same, of which time notice shall be given
as aforesaid ten days at least before the time appointed,
which notice shall be by advertisement in the form set
forth in the schedule marked B No. 2, annexed to these
orders.

9. That the final order shall be in the form set forth

the schedule marked A No. 4, annexed to these

rders, and shall be made in duplicate, one copy to be
lied with the proceedings, and one copy tube delivered
:o the petitioner.

10. 'That all bills of fees and disbursements of any

attorney or messenger fur business done under the
aforesaid Act shall be taxed by the Court in which
the petition shall have been filed, according to the table
of fees Eet forth in the schedule marked C No. 1, 'an-
nexed to these orders, provided that any charge re-
specting any action at law or suit in equity shall be
settled by the proper officers of the Courtin which such
business shall have been done.

11. That until further order the forms of proceed-
ings under the same Act,.not herein specially provided
for, be, mutatis mutandis, in conformity with the like
proceedings in bankruptcy.
The schedules referred to in the above rules would
only be interesting to practitioners and suitors in the
Court, who may easily obtain them from Mr. Johnson
at the Court of Bankruptcy. We subjoin, however,
as interesting to all parties, the table of "Fees and.
Disbursements to be allowed to the Attorney of Peti-
tioning Debtor "

C. NO: I. (above referred to.) £ s. d. s. d
Instruction for petition .... 0 6 8 As revised.
Filling up the same and form 0 2 0
Filling up schedules and
forms per folio of ninety
words for the first ten folios 0 0 8

Ditto, for each subsequent folio 0 0 4
Attesting petition O. 3 4
Filling up affidavit and form
Attending with petitioner on
registrar, presenting and
filing petition, witnessing
ballot, and fterwards on
Commissioner for the ap-
pointment of official as-
signee, time of first exami-
nation and for protection..
Paid house registrar for
building fund and fee ....
Paid messengers for atten-
dance, for advertising first
examination towards Ga-
zette (Is.), and for news-
paper, whatever shall have
been actually paid for ad-
vertisement and newspaper,
and 0 5 0
Attending Court on first ex-
amination or adjournment . 0 10 0
Paid house registrar for build-
ing fund and fee
Paid messenger, for attend-
ance, pens, and paper. ..
Paid messenger for advertising
the sitting of the Court, for
making final order, towards
Gazette (1s), and for news-
paper, as above, and ......
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