TRAUTWEIN V. RICHARDSON

HL J Green, Gort, Print, Melb.

—— TRAUTWELN.... "y cece ee iv. ——+ _ RICHARDSON.

REASONS FOR JUDGMENT.

Judgment delivered at MELBOURNE... on. 4. 8th DAY of MARCH, 1946...

TRAUTWEIN v. RICHARDSON

ORDER.

Order of Court of Bankruptcy varied by -

(a)

(b)

(ce)

(a)

(e)

(f)

(g)

deleting in the declaration as to the Royal Hotel, Riverstone, the words - "that the providing of the

money by the bankrupt for the purchase of the said

hotel was an alienation made by the bankrupt with

intent to defraud creditors" and substituting therefor the following words - "that the purchase by the bankrupt of the said hotel in the name of the appellant T.W. Trautwein constituted analienation by the bankrupt of the said hotel with intent to defraud creditors which is void against the respondent, the trustee in bankruptcy";

deleting in the declaration as to the Oceanic Hotel, Coogee, the words - "that the gift of the money by the bankrupt for the purchase of the Respondent's interest in the said hotel was an alienation made by. the bankrupt with intent to defraud creditors", and substituting therefor the following words - "and this Court doth further declare that the purchase by the bankrupt of the undivided interest in the said hotel in the name of the appellant T.W. Trautwein constituted an alienation by the bankrupt of the said interest with intent to defraud creditors which is void against the respondent, the trustee in bankruptey";

deleting in the declaration as to -

the Club House Hotel, the Commercial Hotel, the Settlers Arms Hotel, Wongala, and

Ruperra

after the word "purchase" the following words -

"of each of the said properties" and adding the following words - "by the bankrupt of each of the said properties or of the estate or interest therein im the name of the appellant T.W. Trautwein";

adding in the declaration that the purchase of the Royal Hotel Walgett was an alienation made by the bankrupt with intent to defraud creditors the following words after the word "hotel", namely "in the name of the appellant T.W. Trautwein";