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put the where thing' very simply.
Wing, relying, sid be could [First they had a notice of opposi rom & judgment of his Lordship's on July 28. Defendant asked that that order be set aside, and December 6 he filed the application Liquidation of Concern with a New York and Saigon Claims: of Creditors 'The first meeting of creditors in the matter of the Chinese Marchants' Bank, La. (in liquidation) was held at H. M. Supreme Court on Thursday, presided over by Mr D. R. Conke, Official Receiver.
There was a large number of] creditors present, whilst Mfr. H. Rodger watched" the interests of others numbering 1,165. Mr, Paterson, cA, of Messrs. Lowe, Bingham.& Matthews, the provisional liquidator, was also in attendance.
The Official Receiver, describing the Bank's position, said:
This is the first meeting of creditors of the Chinese Marchants? Bank Ld., called in accordance with the Companies Ordinances 1911—1928, and the Chink (Companies) Orders in Council of 1915 and 1919, and under an order of H. Supreme Court for China dated
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