Court Of Chancery, Friday...
LA~1 JWRBtPonr. Ilr. HEALD said, that a commission of bankruptcy had issuled against the threel,arties first mentioned, and a separate comnslssjotr against lenry Ftuntleroy. In the beginninh of ai,tohm erlrtSeyt moor, a creditor, took outcoromitsit crm giiaInt the four. 2no as-. signees had been uppointed: - othing,hd been dorein th'ecommi e. sioln, hc un sotwsprt~yuee.Tgsire5der the cmSso commiTionagainst three xaid, thet4fore, that c -Seymour's- commisosion might beanperBededZra that t hknow uld be directed tve paw 411 the costs, indluding tlhs application. MIr. GLynM appeared on behalf of t herditar, to request that thnU application mighit stand[ over. DIr. HiEAL ntook hform-aI objection to tlteinterferenceof anyone creditor with this application. If one crelitor'had this ri ht, why not 100 ? Wrhy not the i1,590 or more crediters who wer maysto claim under the cofism lssion? ? t The LoR5 CZAWCELLOP. said, that the obljection caire a little too quick upon haim, oslie really did not know what the counsel ware about. AMr. SHADWVELL, on the part of the aRsigneca gagmst Hlenry Fauntleroy, had no objection tothe application. mAr. hrALd had been as mnce in the darka the Lardahatfenior. for until thiso inute, he had understood that Are fIadwella p B e to oppose the application. The assignecet however, for p hom he appeared, prayed for the superseding ota mrSymour's commission or in the altsrnative,that the proceedings might he stayed and dsecoand in the office of his Lordship's Secretary for Babhkrapt The LoRD CHANCELLOYt said, there could xbe no difficulty ins this case, and the application of ar. Glyan was Of nd use. A conm mission had issued agairst three oe these partners, and, at first, it did not ocur to him what was to bee done with the fourth. But he- was then informed that an act of PaheiPment had laey passed which, enabled creditors to take out a commission agaob st s'ome of manc partners, without barriavg them from the rigkt of taking out a second. coinniission against the remaining parties, ifneed should be. This was; the verycase beforehimnrad theact ofParHiaTentenabled the tw coma - missions toworkes if theywere a Joint teDrmissiDn.against thewbole. of theipartnem r There was no necessity, therefore, for the thirdOcomrig mission. At the sao e time it might he premature to sue e because defects might be discovered in one or bothi of the grst corn- mnissions, whbich weuld leave this commission of Air. Seymour as the~ onlyvald oe. he rope wa wold e t reaer aniscodie. Order.-Cornmmssion to be rtayed, end the proceedinigs deposite& vwith the Secretary of Bankrupts. COURT-EO ChANCERy, FCmD. W -. -0- AM IDTHRlS, TRE XATrTL orsM&nSg, LEJROY. lAXEIlvT., _VTUT,A o