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ORDERS MADE ON APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE

Benjamin Jacob (described in the Receiving Order as L Block & Co.), and lately carrying on business under the style of L. BLOCH & CO., 162, Romford Street, New Road, Whitechapel, E., and 3, Church Row, Aldgate, E.

CAP MERCHANT

Court - HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE.

No. of Matter - 461 of 1916.

Date of Order - Nov. 5, 1924.

Nature of Order made - Discharged subject to consenting to Judgment for £10 being entered against him by the Official Receiver and pay £1 10s. Costs of Judgment.

NOTE.£10 paid to the Official Receiver in lieu of entering up Judgment.

Grounds named in Order for refusing an absolute Order of Discharge - Proof of Facts mentioned in section 26, sub-section 3(A., B. and C.) Bankruptcy Act 1914.


London Gazette 23 December 1924

Orders made on an application for discharge by Benjamin Jacob BLOCH as L. Block and Co.

Resolution of the 1916 bankruptcy of the business L. Bloch & Co. and Benjamin J Bloch. The High Court discharged him from bankruptcy and most bankruptcy restrictions. The discharge was not absolute because of concerns about his conduct and included a requirement to pay £10 to the Official Receiver and pay £1 10s in costs. The conditional nature of the discharge was under the quoted part of the Bankruptcy Act 1914, which listed actions like poor financial records or reckless spending that could block an absolute discharge.


Date23 Dec 1924
File name1924-12-23-london-gazette-bloch-benjamin-jacob.jpg
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Dimensions1600 x 2654
Linked toFieldgate Mansions, Romford Street, Stepney, Middlesex, England; The London Gazette; Benjamin Jankel BLOCH (Publication)

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