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Bankruptcy.

subject to any other condition as to his future earnings or after-acquired property, it shall be his duty, until such judg- ment or condition is satisfied, from time to time to give the Official Receiver such information as he may require with respect to his earnings and after-acquired property and in- come, and not less than once a year to file in the court a statement showing the particulars of any property or income he may have acquired subsequent to his discharge.

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of statements

Form 93.

98. Any statement of after-acquired property or income Verification filed by a bankrupt whose discharge has been granted sub- of

after-acquired ject to conditions shall be verified by affidavit, and the property. Official Receiver or trustee may require the bankrupt to R238. attend before the court to be examined on oath with refer- ence to the statements contained in such affidavit or as to his earnings, income, after-acquired property or dealings. Where a bankrupt neglects to file such affidavit or to attend the court for examination when required so to do, or pro- perly to answer all such questions as the court may put or allow to be put to him, the court may, on the application of the Official Receiver or trustee, rescind the order of dis- charge, commit the bankrupt for contempt of court or make such other order as it may see fit..

for modifica-

99. Where after the expiration of two years from the Application date of any order made upon a bankrupt's application for a ton of order. discharge, the bankrupt applies to the court to modify the R239. terms of the order on the ground that there is no reasonable probability of his being in a position to comply with the terms of such order, he shall give fourteen days' notice of the day fixed for hearing the application to the Official Re- ceiver and to all his creditors.

Meetings of creditors.

100. The Official Receiver shall give three days' notice to the debtor of the time and place appointed for the first meeting of creditors. The notice may be either delivered to him personally or sent to him by prepared letter post, as may be convenient. It shall nevertheless be the duty of the debtor to attend such first meeting although the notice is not sent to or does not reach him.

Notice to first meeting. R240.

debtor of

Forms 29.

35, 39.

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