Mr. Jones replied that he believed that the motions were drawn up from previous forms. The Crown Advocate the said that he had been instructed not to oppose the application for an extension of time in which to file the mortgages; the directors of the company were British subjects.
Stating that he did not think that he could grant any motion for relief from "penalties, Judge Sir Allan Mossop said that he would grant "the order as prayed in the first part of the motion and this order is to be without prejudice to the rights of the parties acquired prior to the time when such instruments shall be actually registered." The company were ordered to pay the costs of the Registrar of Companies in this case and those incidental to the case.
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