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THE NEW BANKRUPTCY ACT.
IN MATTER OF BANKRUPTCY.

ORDER MADE BY THE RIGHT HON. JOHN SINGLETON,
LORD LYNDIIURST, LORD HIGH CHANCELLOR OF
GREAT BRITAIN, IN PURSUANCE OF THE STATUTE
STH AND 6TH VICTORIA, CHAP. 122.—N0V.12, 1842.
I do hereby order and direct as follows, that is to
say :-
1. That every fiat in bankruptcy hereafter granted
shall be forthwith issued and transmitted by the Lord
Chancellor's secretary of bankrupts to the Court to
which such fiat shall be directed, in manner herein-
after in that behalf mentioned ; that is to say, every
such fiat directed to the Court of Bankruptcy shall
be sent by' a messenger to be appointed by the said
secretary for that purpose, to the office of the chief
registrar of such Court at the Court at Basinghall-
street, and there delivered by such messenger; and
every such fiat directed to any district Court of Bank-
ruptcy shall forthwith be sent (except where the Lord
Chancellor shall by any special order hereafter other-
wise direct) through the General Post-office to the
deputy-registrar or deputy-registrars of such dis-
riet Court.

2. That every commission of bankrupt, and every
fiat in bankruptcy heretofore issued and directed to
any Commissioners in the country, and opened, or
purporting by the proceedings to have been opened,
at any place situated within any one of the several dis-
tricts in the country mentioned in, and settled and
described by, an order bearing date the 2d of Novem-
ber, 1842, and made by her Majesty, by and with the
advice of the Privy Council, in the pursuance of an
Act of Parliament plssed in the Parliament holden in
the sth and 6th years of the reign of her present Ma-
jesty, intitled "An Act for the Amendment of the
Law of Bankruptcy," or directed to any Commis-
sioners in the country heretofore authorised to act in
the prosecution of fiats in bankruptcy at or for any
such place and within twenty miles thereof; but not
opened, shall be and the same is hereby transferred
and removed into the district Court of Bankruptcy,
authorised to act in the prosecution of fiats in bank-
ruptcy in the country within the district in which such
place shall be situate ; and every commission of bank-
rupt and every fiat in bankruptcy heretofore issued
and directed to any Commissioners in the country, and
opened, or purporting by the proceedings to have been
opened, in the country elsewhere than at any place si-
tuatedwithin anyone of the said several districts so settled
and described as aforesaid, or directed to any Commis-
sioners in the country heretofore authorised to act in
the prosecution of fiats in bankruptcy elsewhere than
at or for any such place, but not opened, shall be and
the same is hereby transferred and removed into the
Court of Bankruptcy in London ; and all further pto-
ceedings in every commission and fiat so transferred
and removed as aforesaid shall be thenceforth prose-
cuted and carried on in a manner directed by the said