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 72d CONGRESS. SESS. II. CH. 204. MARCH 3, 1933 . 1481 the dismissal under subdivision (c ), clause (7 ), of a proceeding under this section, the judge may include in the order of dismissal Dis missal direc ting appropriate provisions directing the trustee to transfer possession of the debtor's property within the territorial jurisdiction of such court to the receiver so appointed, upon such terms as the judge may deem equitable for the protection of obligations incurred by the trustee and for the payment of administrative expenses and allow- ances in the proceeding hereunder. For the purposes of this section the words `Federal court' shall include the district courts of the streddcrclrnorli cod United States and of the Territories and possessions to which this Act is or may hereafter be applicable, the Supreme Court of the District of Colu mbia, an d the Un ited Sta tes Court of Alas ka. "(1) In addition to the provisions of section 11 of this Act for . F sits. herstay ofpend- the staying of pending suits against the debtor, such suits shall be vol 30,p.040 . further stayed until after final decree the judge may, upon notice and for cause shown, enjoin or stay the commencement or continu- ance of any judicial proceeding to enforce any lien upon the estate until afte r fin al d ecree . "(m) A certified copy of an order confirming a plan of reorgan- fir min g ae pyofcon- ization shall be evidence of the jurisdiction of the court, the reg- ularity of the proceedings, and the fact that the order was made. what =,ldenee of. A certified copy of an order directing the transfer and conveyance of the property dealt with by th e plan as provid ed in subdivision (j) of this section shall be evidence of the transfer and conveyance of title accordingly, and if recorded shall impart the same notice that a deed if recorded would impart. "(n) In proceedings under this section and consistent with he !ectH of proceeding ., the provisions thereof, the jurisdiction and powers of the court, the duties of the debtor and t he rights and li abilities of cre ditors, and of all per sons with respec t to the debtor and his property, shall be the same as if a voluntary petition for adjudication had been filed and a decree of adjudication had been entered on the day when the debtor's petition was filed . "(o) No judge or trus tee acti ng under this Act shall c hange th e Prohibiti ons . railroad wages or working conditions of railroad employees, except in the wages etc . manner prescribed in the Railroad Labor Act, or as set forth in the memorandum of agreement entered into in Chicago, Illinois, on January 31, 1932, between the executives of twenty-one standard labor organizations and the committee of nine authorized to represent Class 1 rai lroads. "(p) No judge or trust ee ac ting under this Act shall deny or B Dez ei ith ri ght o in any way question the right of employees on the property under ganizatio n . his jurisdiction to join the labor organization of their choice, and it shall be unlawful for an y judge, trustee, or receiver to interfere in any way with the organizations of employees, or to use the funds of the rail road under his j urisdiction, in maintaining so-c alled com- pa ny unions, or to influence or coerce employees in an effort to induce them to join or remain members of such company unions . "(q) No judge, trustee, or receiver acting under this Act shall Requlrlng pr•aglef g tive employee to agree require any person seeking employment on the property under his not to join, etc . labor jurisdiction to sign any contract or agreement promising to join organizat ion. or to refuse to join a labor organization ; and if such contract has be en enforced on the property prior to the property coming under the jurisdiction of said Judge, trustee, or receiver, then the said judge, trustee, or receiver, as soon as the matter is called to his attention, shall notify the employees by an appropriate order that said contract has been discarded and is no longer binding on them in any wa y.