BANKRUPTCY.
No. 10 of 1931.
1909
(4) Upon an order being made for the administration in bankruptcy of a deceased debtor's estate the property of the debtor shall vest in the Official Receiver as trustee thereof and he shall forthwith proceed to realize and distribute it in accordance with the provisions of this Ordinance:
Provided that the creditors shall have the same powers as to appointment of trustees and committees of inspection as they have in other cases where the estate of a debtor is being administered or dealt with in bankruptcy, and the provisions of this Ordinance relating to trustees and committees of inspection shall apply to trustees and committees of inspection appointed under the power so conferred.
If no committee of inspection is appointed any act or thing or any direction or permission which might have been done or given by a committee of inspection may be done or given by the court.
(5) With the modifications hereinafter mentioned, all the provisions of Part III (relating to the administration of the property of a bankrupt) and, subject to any modification that may be made therein by general rules under sub-section (10) of this section, the following provisions, namely section 29 (which relates to inquiries as to the debtor's conduct, dealings and property) and section 86 (which relates to the costs of trustees, managers and other persons) shall, so far as they are applicable, apply to the case of an administration order under this section in like manner as to an order of adjudication under this Ordinance, and section 40 shall apply as if for the reference to an order of adjudication there were substituted a reference to an administration order under this section.
(6) In the administration of the property of the deceased debtor under an order of administration the Official Receiver or trustee shall have regard to any claim by the legal personal representative of the deceased debtor to payment of the proper funeral and testamentary expenses incurred by him in and about the debtor's estate, and such claims shall be deemed a preferential debt under the order and shall, notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the provisions of this Ordinance relating to the priority of other debts, be payable in full out of the debtor's estate in priority to all other debts.
(7) If on the administration of a deceased debtor's estate
BANKRUPTCY.
No. 10 of 1931.
1909
(4) Upon an order being made for the administration in (s. 113 bankruptcy of a deceased debtor's estate the property of the contd.] debtor shall vest in the Official Receiver as trustee thereof and Form No.
Rules. he shall forthwith proceed to realize and distribute it in 136. accordance with the provisions of this Ordinance:
Provided that the creditors shall have the same powers as to appointment of trustees and committees of inspection as they have in other cases where the estate of a debtor is being administered or dealt with in bankruptcy, and the provisions of this Ordinance relating to trustees and committees of inspection shall apply to trustees and committees of inspection appointed under the power so conferred.
If no committee of inspection is appointed any act or thing or any direction or permission which might have been done or given by a committee of inspection may be done or given by the court.
(5) With the modifications hereinafter mentioned, all the provisions of Part III (relating to the administration of the property of a bankrupt) and, subject to any modification that may be made therein by general rules under sub-section (10) of this section, the following provisions, namely section 29 (which relates to inquiries as to the debtor's conduct, dealings and property) and section 86 (which relates to the costs of trustees, managers and other persons) shall, so far as the applicable, apply to. the case of an administration order under this section in like manner as to an order of adjudication under this Ordinance, and section 40 shall apply as if for the reference to an order of adjudication there were substituted a reference to an administration order under this section.
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(6) In the administration of the property of the deceased debtor under an order of administration the Official Receiver or trustee shall have regard to any claim by the legal personal representative of the deceased debtor to payment of the proper funeral and testamentary expenses incurred by him in and about the debtor's estate, and such claims shall be deemed a preferential debt under the order and shall, notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the provisions of this Ordinance relating to the priority of other debts, be payable in full out of the debtor's estate in priority to all other debts.
(7) If on the administration of a deceased debtor's estate
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