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Proceedings against sureties for payment of annuities granted by bankrupt. 256. It shall not be lawful for any person entitled to any annuity granted by any bankrupt or insolvent to sue any person who may be collateral surety for the payment of such annuity until such annuitant shall have proved or have been admitted as a creditor against such bankrupt's or insolvent's estate for the value of such annuity, and for the arrears thereof; and if such surety, after such proof, pay the amount proved, he shall be thereby discharged from all claims in respect of such annuity; and if such surety shall not (before any payment of the annuity subsequent to the bankruptcy or insolvency shall have become due) pay the sum so proved, he may be sued for the accruing payments of such annuity, until such annuitant shall have paid or satisfied the amount so proved, with interest thereon at the rate of five pounds per centum per annum from the time of notice of such proof and of the amount thereof being given to such surety; and after such payment or satisfaction such surety shall stand in the place of such annuitant in respect of such proof to the amount so paid or satisfied by such surety; and the certificate of the bankrupt or the final discharge of the insolvent shall be a discharge to him from all claims of such annuitant or of such surety in respect of such annuity: Provided that such surety shall be entitled to credit in account with such annuitant for any dividends received by such annuitant under the bankruptcy or insolvency before such surety shall have fully paid or satisfied the amount so proved.][
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