Securing creditors' claims: judge may direct protective measures and adjourn hearings to enable company compliance. Rule 61 empowers the judge at the hearing of a petition to give directions to secure the debts or claims of creditors who do not consent to a proposed reduction of capital as contemplated by section 101(2)(c), and to adjourn the further hearing to enable the company to comply with such directions.
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Securing creditors' claims: judge may direct protective measures and adjourn hearings to enable company compliance.
Rule 61 empowers the judge at the hearing of a petition to give directions to secure the debts or claims of creditors who do not consent to a proposed reduction of capital as contemplated by section 101(2)(c), and to adjourn the further hearing to enable the company to comply with such directions.
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