Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-10
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inusinsenl OF the money bslonging TO such
estate in securities TO be approved by the
Judge or register Of said court. or ;nay
authorize the same to be deposited in any
convenient bank upon such interest, not
exceeding the l'gal ate, as the bank may
contract with the assignee TO pay thereon.
lie shall give written notice 10 all known
creditors. by mail or otherwise, of all divi.
dcnds, and such notice of meetings, after
the fist. as may be ordered by the court.
He shall be allowed, and may retain out
of money in his hands, ali the necessary
disbursements made by him in tho dis
charge of his duty, and reasonable COM
pcnsation for his services, in the discre-
ton Of the court. lie may, under the di-
rection of the court, submit any coutrovcr-
sy arising in the settlement OF the demands
against the estate, or of deb;s due to it,
TO the determination Of arbitra,ovs, to be
chosen by him, and the other party to the
controversy, and may under such dircc-
ton, compound and settle any such con.
troversy, by agreement with the other par
ty, as he thinks proper and most for the
interest Of the creditors.
Sec. Is. and be it further enacted, That
the court after due notice and hearing,
may remove an assignee for any cause
which, in the judgment Of the court, rem
ders such removal necessary or cxpedirnt
At meeting called by order Of the court
in its discretion for the purpose, or which
shall be called upon the application Of a
majority of tho creditors in number and
value, the creditors may. with consent Of
Tthel court, remove any assignee by such
a vote as 10 hercinbefore provided for the
choice of assignee. An assignre may. with
tho consent Of the judge, resign his trust aud
be discharged therefrom. Vacancies
caused by death or otherwise in the Office
of assignee may be filed BY appointment
of the court, or at its discretion by ar cleo
ton by the creditors, in the manner hercin-
before rSovided, at regular meeting. or
at meeting called for the purpose, with
such notice thereof in writing to all known
creditors, and by su, h pes on, as the cou't
shall direct. The resignation or removal
of an assignee shall in no way release him
from performing all things requisite on his
part for the proper closing up Of his trust
and the transmission thereof to his success
sors. nor shall it effect the liability
of the principal or surety on the bond Civ.
IN by the assignee. When, by death or
otherwise, the number Of assignees is re-
duced, the estate Of the debtor not lawful
" disposed of shall vest in the remaining
assignee or assignces. and the persons Sc.
lccted to fill vacancies, If any. with the
same powers and duties relative thereto MS
is they were originally chosen. Any for
mer assignee, his ext eu,ors, or admins
traitors, upon request and at the cxpense
of the estate. shall mako and execute to
tn. new assignee all deeds, conveya,ces.
and assurances, and do all ether lawful
acts requisite to enaile him to recover and
receive all the estate. And the court may
make all ord.rs which it may deem cxpe-
dent TO sc cure the proper fulillnnrnt o:
the dutir. Of any former assignee. and th-
rights and interests of sll pcrs1ns interest
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