HC Deb 04 August 1913 vol 56 c1177

Constitution and Effects of Notour Bankruptcy.

Notour bankruptcy shall be constituted by the following circumstances:—

  1. 1. By sequestration, or by the issuing of an adjudication of bankruptcy or the granting of a receiving order in England or Ireland; or
  2. 2. By insolvency, concurring—
(a)—(1) With a duly executed charge for payment, where a charge is necessary, followed by the expiry of the days of charge without payment; (2) Where a charge is not necessary, with the lapse without payment of the days which must elapse before poinding or imprisonment can follow on a decree or warrant for payment of a sum of money; (3) With a poinding or seizure of any of the debtors' moveables in virtue of a distress warrant for non-payment of rates or taxes; (4) With a decree of adjudication of any part of his heritable estate for payment or in security; or (b) With sale of any effects belonging to the debtor under a sequestration for rent.

Amendments made: In Sub-section (3), leave out the words "in virtue of a distress warrant." —[Mr. Ure.]