New Zealand Gazette – 1934 – No. 84

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✨ Statement of Affairs

3668 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 84

No. 19. (Rule 31.)
STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS.
(Title.)

STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS on the day of , 19 , the date of the winding-up order (or such other date as the Official Assignee has for special reasons directed).

I.—As regards Creditors.

Gross Liabilities.	Liabilities.	Expected to rank.	Assets.	Estimated to produce.
£	s.	d.

Debts and liabilities, viz :—			(a) Property as per List “ H,” viz. :—
(a) Unsecured creditors as per List “ A ” [State number]			(a) Cash at bankers	..
			(b) Cash in hand	..
(b) ....Creditors fully secured (not including debenture-holders), as per List “ B ” ..	..	..	(c) Stock in trade	..
Estimated value of securities ..			(Estimated cost, £ )
Estimated surplus £			(d) Machinery ..	..
Carried to List “ C ” ..	..		(e) Trade fixtures, fittings, utensils, &c.	..
Balance to contra (d) ..	..		(f) Investments in shares, &c.	..
(c) ....Creditors partly secured, as per List “ C ” ..	..	..	(g) Loans on mortgage ..	..
Less estimated value of securities ..			(h) Other property, viz. :—
			(b) Book debts ( debtors), as per List “ I,” viz. :—
			Good ..	..

			Doubtful ..	..
			Bad ..	..
Estimated to rank for dividend ..	..		Estimated to produce ..	..

(d) Liabilities on bills discounted other than company’s own acceptances for value as per List “ D ” ..	..	..	(c) Bills of exchange, or other similar securities on hand, as per List “ J ” ..
Of which it is expected will rank for dividend ..	..	..	Estimated to produce..	..
(e) Other liabilities, as per List “ E ” ..			(d) Surplus from securities in the hands of creditors fully secured (per contra) (b) ..	..
Of which it is expected will rank for dividend ..	..	..
			(e) Unpaid calls ( debtors), as per List “ K ” ..	..
			Estimated to produce..	..
(f) ....Preferential creditors for wages, &c., as per List “ F ” deducted contra £			Estimated total assets ..	..
			Deduct preferential creditors as per contra (f)
(g) Loans on debenture bonds, as per List “ G ” deducted contra ( holders) .. £			Estimated amount available to meet claims of debenture-holders ..	..
			Deduct loans on debenture bonds secured on the assets of the company as per contra (g) ..	..
Estimated surplus (if any) after meeting liabilities of company, subject to cost of liquidation ..	..	£	Estimated amount available to meet unsecured creditors, subject to cost of liquidation..	..
			Estimated deficiency of assets to meet liabilities of the company, subject to cost of liquidation ..	..

The nominal amount of unpaid capital liable to be called up is £ , which is [available to meet above deficiency] or [charged to debenture-holders], or as the case may be.

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⚖️ Statement of Affairs for Winding-Up Order

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsWinding-Up, Creditors, Liabilities, Assets, Debtors

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