Parliamentary Papers, volume 52
Parliamentary Papers, volume 52
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Notice is hereby given that under instruction received from the Government of India, an officei* will be appointed for the purpose of scrutinizing and discharging all debts con- tracted by his Highness the Maharajah of Mysore, since the adjustment of his affairs by Mr.
Grants up to the date of this notification, and that all claims on the part of creditors must be presented and filed in the office of the Commissioner of Mysore, within a period of three months from 1st May 1864.
The conditions p...rescribed by the Government of India for the adjustment of claims against his Highness, will be made known by the officer appointed for their investigation ; but it is to be distinctly understood that all creditors who do not file their claims before the 1st August 1864, will be entirely excluded from participating in the boon now held out, and that no excuses for the non-preset) tation of claims within the period prescribed will, under any cir cumstances whatever, be admitted.
(signed) X. Bowring, 14 April 1864.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Notice is hereby given that under instruction received from the Government of India, an officei* will be appointed for the purpose of scrutinizing and discharging all debts con- tracted by his Highness the Maharajah of Mysore, since the adjustment of his affairs by Mr.
Grants up to the date of this notification, and that all claims on the part of creditors must be presented and filed in the office of the Commissioner of Mysore, within a period of three months from 1st May 1864.
The conditions p...rescribed by the Government of India for the adjustment of claims against his Highness, will be made known by the officer appointed for their investigation ; but it is to be distinctly understood that all creditors who do not file their claims before the 1st August 1864, will be entirely excluded from participating in the boon now held out, and that no excuses for the non-preset) tation of claims within the period prescribed will, under any cir cumstances whatever, be admitted.
(signed) X. Bowring, 14 April 1864.
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