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 988 rms mn.-BANKRUPro1‘.»cn. en. Bank Res. 99: porations or company in relation to the same matters concerning the »“°b*““”·““d Cha? corporation or company. and the money and property thereof. All gay- 5”g:;;€§Bak;,kF;{“,é nientsgconveyances, and assignments declared fraudulent and voi Ib)- 97; Sweattr. Rail- this 'l`1tlB when made by a debtor, shall rn like manner, and to the like rMd.5B¤¤k·R¢s·, extent, and with like remedies, be fraudulent and vo1d when made by n 2?’*i F’°?‘§“.“,;“ co oration or company. Whenevrer any corporation by proceedings ?3“§E,l2:,‘_"é2%]}3g unrder this Title is declared bankrupt. all its property and assets shall TC Msnufeictui-ers' be distributed to the creditors of such corporations in the manner pro— Nat. Bank,5Bi¤¤·. vided in this Title in respect to natural persons. But no allowance or- to any person or oH:icer or member thereof. Authority Gi Sec. 5123. \Vhenever a corporation created by the laws of any State, i::,‘?°°“’*“‘“   whose business is carried on wholly within the State creating the same, I.,,,,p;r;§l°i0,?ég2:;,c_° and also any insurance company so created, whether all its business ————-4;e shall be carried on in such State or not, has had proceedings duly com- ,.,? }i°#· 18,,5% °‘ menced against such corporation or company before the courts of such State for the purpose of winding up the aifarrs of such corporation or _1” ” $****0****1 company and dividing its assets ratably among its creditors and law- ELE I";,; Oi; ,2 fully among those entitled thereto prior to proceedings having been comyvh{f,p1e,’e Bing., ngerggedérgrziréstsputih oorporagion ordcompapygunhdgf tithe barékrulpt law; 516. o c me a sanyorer maeor a sa ema e, ysuc court agreeably to the State lailw for gba ratable dgtribution or payment of any dividend of assets to the cre itors of suc corporation or company while such State court shall remain actually or constructively in possessioré or cgntrol ofhthe séssets of suc; corporgtrolp or company ihall be eeme vali notwit stan ing procee ings in an ruptcy may ave been commenced and be pending against such corporation or company. CHAPTER SEVEN. FEES AND COSTS. Sec.Sec. 5124. Fees.5127. Justices of the Su meme Court may 5125. Traveling and incidental expenses. change tariff of 5126. Mar·shal’s fees. _Fees. Sec. 5121. In each case there shall be allowed and paid, in addition to 2 y[,,,__ 1867, .·_ the fees of the clerk of the court as now established by law, or as may 176, s. 47, v. 1-1, p. be established by general order for fees rn bankruptcy, the following fees, 5*%; PHL, 1875, (_· wlirch phaill be applied t0`paying for the gprgices of the registers: S0, ,._18,p_320_ `rrs .d (ir issuing ev ery warrant, two_ dollars. -~—-»-—-;» Secon. or each day rn which a meeting is held, three dollars. I    Third. For each order for a dividend, three dollars. ." ’ ’ »·.. Fourth. For every order substituting an arrangement bv trust-deed Clark, 2 Ben., 42, . g, ,., gobingpn, 2 fog<l;aplkri?1ptey, twobdogars. h d U en., 15; M re `i t . or every on wit sureties two dollars. _]é;f€;"$t;g€D·3B°"·i [ Smtlrl Fpr evglryilapplication for any meeting in any matter under this Ba ’k_ R _ 26; j aq tit e, one 0 ar. ' rg he;-$00d, i Seventh. For every day’s SCPVICB while actually employed under n liagkilgpgig {gn? pjpeclgal order of the court, a sum not exceeding five dollars, to be allowed ·j · yt e court. B$§éj,,g§,;2 € Eighth. For taking depositions, the fees now allowed by law. 243_ Nnghg L`01k\€;'{3?' disc arge when there is no opposition, two dollars. Suc ees   a ave priority of payment over a I other claims out of the estate, and, before a_warrant issues, the petitioner shall deposit with theé clerk of the eourt htty dollars as securitv for the pavment thereof; an if there are not sufficient assets for the vment of the fees, the person upon whose petition the warrant is issuddl shall pay the same, and thecpurt may issue an execution against him to compel payment to the regis er.
 * 99- discharge shall be granted to any corporation or joint-stock company, or