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Rules and orders are established for the administration and distribution of insolvent estates in New South Wales, outlining procedures for the Resident Judge and Chief Commissioner.

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JudgeHis Honor the Resident Judge

Judgethe Resident Judge

Judgethe Judge of the Court

Officialthe Chief Clerk

Officialthe Chief Commissioner of Insolvent Estates

OfficialThe Chief Commissioner

PlacePort Phillip

OfficialThe Chief Commissioner

OfficialThe Chief Commissioner

Officialthe Commissioner

Officialthe Commissioner

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 19, 8 March 1842.

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