New-York tribune., 1867-07-24

examine the bankrupt ana other persons under sect,ss
specific charges Of fraud Which the creditor SsS sS
spociied IN the paper hlcd by him. The Register
questions When shall creditor I'LL his objectionsf
when the objections are 80 filed, may The Register
be examined s. Is competent for The creditor TO
salne the banlruptsnd Others. ad tton to end prop
oter objections TO the discharge. The Register OBJ
serves that II tho provisions Of the act wfi
Of this kind could obe done at an early period
Of Oft the prOSSeesdnes q ss e sgst an sroyndIsss ea
worth whe to bring before the Court for that such
q 81 OF Ss u fnS % Of Gs % . ~
New-York which has, tstimes, very healthy opera
tiOn that H. after :S such szsminaon the Register
exist between Che respective parties, and which
Sse Co ~ must w very nucn labor and yexation would
for getting at such issues than the Register before whom
case that ts provisons Of Rule a. q tho General or
ders in 20 the effect that creditor oppos
enter lis eetS o tie Sy
when the creditors required to show and shall
writing within ten days tereer, unless tie time si
Be an Oy oS S s Fl the SSn an ~ ss
as to the entry OF said case for trial on
he time wS which the same sSa b heard and asd
not In antagOnsm with this view that Rule 24on
those who have not therefore appeared the cred
tors who have filed objections Undermined the bank
they desire may well come into Court at the time pre-.
scribed in Rule a. enter appearance and Gle such
specifications they the whole have concluded they
viii able to sustain, and thereupon proceed as spec
fed in Rule "a that he can see no objection 70 any cred
who may t to file objections with tho Regisers
perhaps without that proceeding ut once to examine
the bankrupt and other witnesses and thereby fully
preparing himself to take the steps prescribed In Rule
that tho 10th section Of the Act would fail IN hay
ing sOmeOf its specifications carried out II opposite
view were taken, power Is there given to tho Court
at all times" to require the bankrupt to attend ana 90
examined fully IN these general views OF the
Register. A creditor who has proved Dis aeDt may
grounds of his opposition to the dtsoharGc
bankrupt referred to in Section 81 OF the Act ui6
"A Of the General Orders In Bankruptcy is enabling
and not prohibtOry. creditor who does not hle hn
specification by the time specified In Rule a. will lose his
opportunity Of doing But he has right 70 HE snch
debt and before the expiration Of the time limited
by Rile a. The fling Of such specification Is nos, now
ever necessary prerequisite TO the making OF an order
under Section 8 OF the act that the bankrupt or Other
persons attend and be examined as 70 the maes peoi
fed in that section Such order may be made and Such
examinations may be had on the application ot
the assignee, or OF any creditor who has proved
his debt the suggestion OF tho keSier
ter himself and without any application; sna
without previous fling Of any specification under
section 81 Of the act The bankrupt all yther persons
subject to examination at all times s the t
assignee of creditor who has proved ms uopt
or OF Court Of the Register IN regard 70 any on
the matters specified In section 96 The Clerk wiz cefuy
this decision to the Register, Isaiah j. Whsm ID
A true copy of the original on fe. ,,-,
Petitions IN bankruptcy were fled by Langford r.
Brown of Cornwall, Orange Co.. N. Y. Samuel stansoi
Eewbyrgh Grange Co. and ~ snasn PSsmsan l. en9ss S
Holman, Chas. Bowrssan, and George Green OK this
city. I ...-