HC Deb 09 June 1879 vol 246 c1541

(Mr. Attorney General.)

[BILL 134.] COMMITTEE.

Bill considered in Committee.

(In the Committee.)

MR. COURTNEY

saw no reason why this Bill should be taken before the Bankruptcy Bill. If that Bill did not advance to a second reading, there was no reason for this being taken.

THE ATTORNEY GENERAL (Sir JOHN HOLKER)

said, that this Bill not only took power to appoint a Judge, but there were several Amendments upon the Judicature Acts which it was absolutely necessary to make. No doubt, the appointment of a new Judge would depend upon the passing of the Bankruptcy Bill; but with regard to the other provisions of this Bill they would be necessary in any case.

House resumed.

Committee report Progress; to sit again upon Thursday.

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