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Proving debt to be an election not to proceed by action, &c. 262. No creditor who has instituted any suit against any bankrupt ... in respect of a demand prior to the bankruptcy ..., or which might have been proved or admitted as a debt under the bankruptcy ..., shall prove or be admitted as a creditor under such bankruptcy ..., or have any claim entered upon the proceedings, without relinquishing such suit; and the proving or claiming a debt under any bankruptcy ... by any creditor shall be deemed an election by such creditor to take the benefit of such bankruptcy ... with respect to the debt so proved or claimed: Provided that such creditor shall not be liable to the payment to such bankrupt ... or his assignees of the costs of such suit so relinquished; and that where any such creditor shall have instituted any suit against such bankrupt ..., jointly with any other person, his relinquishing such suit against the bankrupt ... shall not affect such suit against such other person: Provided also, that any creditor who shall have so proved or claimed, if the petition of bankruptcy ... be afterwards superseded or dismissed, may proceed in the suit as if he had not so proved or claimed.[
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