HF41/7/7/47

Further instructions to settle Defence issued to Mr Warrington relating to F.Conder, Trustee in Bankruptcy of E.F.Powers

Undated c.1889?

From: 1884 To: 1889

a) Conder appointed 25 November 1884. He was informed that E.F.Powers was entitled to a third share in Biggleswade, Langford & Holme Mills. b) He entered into an Agreement with Wells & Co for the Sale to them of E.F.Powers's interest, subject to incumbrances on them, for £500. c) Judge approved the Sale; therefore a Conveyance was made on 27 February 1886. Conder paid £504,9s,9d purchase money into the Bank of England. d) If Manisty's contention is correct then either £500 should be paid out to them by the Board of Trade in discharge of the property or Wells & Co be repaid £500 if have to give up the property.

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Hooper & Fletcher,
Warrington, John Rolls,
Conder, Frederick,
Powers, Edmund Frederick,
Wells & Company,
Bank of England,
Manisty,
Board of Trade

Hooper & Fletcher, general legal process, court, legal correspondence, trustees, BANKRUPTCY, business, family/personal financial affairs, MILLS, Biggleswade Mill, Biggleswade Holme Mills, Langford Mill, Wells & Company, money, Bank of England, Board of Trade, buildings and land use