§ 25. Mr. PURBRICKasked the President of the Board of Trade if he will state the number of cases during the year 1929 in which an offence or offences against the Bankruptcy Laws have been brought to the notice of the Board of 223 Trade; and in how many of such cases have prosecution proceedings been instituted?
§ Mr. W. GRAHAMDuring 1929, 148 cases in which there were offences against the Bankruptcy Laws were brought to the notice of the Board of Trade, and in all those cases, 39 in number, in which the necessary Order of the Court concerned in the bankruptcy was made, prosecutions were instituted.
§ Major-General Sir ALFRED KNOXIs not the Soviet Government of Russia the most fraudulent bankrupt?