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other · 1884

This notice details procedural rules for compulsory sequestration orders within the Supreme Court, covering petition requirements, evidence, document filing, and cost taxation.

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Sheriff's Officer or other person best informed of the fact of the alleged act of insolvency. …

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OfficialJudge
OfficialJudge
OfficialJudge of the Court of Insolvency
OfficialJudge of the Supreme Court
OfficialAssociate of such Judge
OfficialChief Clerk
Rolepetitioning creditor
OfficialJudge
Rolepetitioning creditor
OfficialAssociate of such Judge
OfficialChief Clerk of the District Court of Insolvency
OfficialOfficer of the Supreme Court

NSW Government Gazette, No. 73, 27 June 1884.

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