Creditors’ suits against 35. If any suit brought by a creditor again Administrator any Administrator General in his representative i’ General. racter, the plaintiff shall be liable to pay the cosi 26 Administrator General General. • representative character, may be brought by or again suod in his him by his name of office, and. no suit or other proceeding heretofore or after commenced by or against any person as Ai death, &c. istrator General, either alone or jointly with any - person, shall abate by reason of the death, resignation or removal from office of any such Administrator General, but the same may, by order of the C and upon such terms as to the service of notices otherwise as the Court may direct, be continued 1 or against his successor immediately upon his appoi ment, in the same manner as if no such death, i nation or removal had occurred: Provided that nothing hereinbef ore contained &“‘ Proviso as to render any such. successor personally liable for costs incurred prior to the order for continuing t. suit against him. he suit down to and including the decree, i upon proof by affidavit or otherwise that not less t one month previous to the institution of the suit had applied in writing to the Administrator Genera stating the amount and other particulars of the claim and supporting the same by such evidence as, und the circumstances of the case, the Administration General was reasonably entitled to require, and the Administrator General had refused or neglected register the claim according to the practice of office. If in. any such suit judgment is pronounced favour of the plaintiff, he shall, nevertheless, be c’. entitled to payment out of the assets of the deceasø equally and rateable with the other creditors. (a).— Granl of Oertijeates by Ihe Admi’nis&ator. General. 33, ‘Jicncyer any ci not being a TFw ;jn what case Muhammadai or Buddhit, or exempted under Administration. indian S1JoCQ1Oll Act) ] SG3, cction three lnui ma.ygrani and ibii t tw o, from t)e Opel ftho]J ol that Au, certifleate: live name of office. Suit not to abate by costs. tor General
