B 62
CAP. 6]
Bankruptcy (Forms) Rules
[1977 Ed.
[Subsidiary]
L.N. 46/64,
6237/344
FORM 109
WARRANT OF SEIZURE
[s. 27; rule 26.]
(Title.)
day of
→
19
Whereas on the
a receiving order was made against the said debtor: These are therefore to require you forthwith to enter into and upon the house and houses, and other the premises of the said debtor, and also in all other place and places belonging to the said debtor where any of his goods and moneys are, or are reputed to be; and there seize all the ready money, jewels, plate, household stuff, goods, merchandise, books of account, and all other things whatsoever, belonging to the said debtor, except his necessary wearing apparel, bedding and tools, as excepted by the Bankruptcy Ordinance (Chapter 6).
And that which you shall so seize you shall safely detain and keep in your possession until you shall receive other orders in writing for the disposal thereof from the trustee [or Official Receiver]; and in case of resistance or of not having the key or keys of any door or lock of any premises belonging to the said debtor where any of his goods are or are suspected to be, you shall break open, or cause the same to be broken open, for the better execution of this warrant.
Dated this
day of
19
+
Registrar.
To the Bailiff of the Supreme Court and his assistants.
FORM 110
[s. 27; rules 26, 27.]
HONG KONG
WARRANT AGAINST DEBTOR ABOUT TO QUIT THE COLONY, ETC.
(Title.)
To the Bailiff of the Supreme Court of Hong Kong and his assistants and to all police officers of the Colony and to the Commissioner of Prisons.
Hong Kong
Correctional Services
Whereas, by evidence taken upon oath, it hath been made to appear to the satisfaction of the court that there is probable reason to suspect and believe that the said A.B., of
has absconded and gone abroad [or quitted his place of residence], [or is about to go abroad (or quit his place of residence)] with a view to avoiding service of a bankruptcy petition (or to avoiding appearing in a bankruptcy petition, or to avoiding examination in respect of his affairs, or otherwise delaying or embarrassing the proceedings in bankruptcy or to avoiding payment of a judgment debt in respect of which a bankruptcy notice has been issued.]
[Or that there is probable cause to suspect and believe that the said A.B. is about to remove his goods or chattels with a view to preventing or delaying such goods or chattels being taken possession of by the trustee of the property of the bankrupt or that the said A.B. has concealed (or is about to conceal or destroy) his goods or chattels, or some of them, or his books, documents or writings, or some or one of them, which books, documents or writings, or some or one of them, may be of use to the creditors in the course of the bankruptcy of the said A.B.]
[Or that it hath been made to appear to the satisfaction of this court that the said A.B. has removed certain of his goods and chattels in his possession, above the value of $50, without the leave of the Official Receiver or trustee, that is to say (here describe the goods or chattels).]
B 62
CAP. 6]
Bankruptcy (Forms) Rules
[1977 Ed.
[Subsidiary]
L.N. 46/64,
6237/344
FORM 109
WARRANT OF SEIZURE
[s. 27; rule 26.]
(Title.)
day of
→
19
Whereas on the
a receiving order was made against the said debtor: These are therefore to require you forthwith to enter into and upon the house and houses, and other the premises of the said debtor, and also in all other place and places belonging to the said debtor where any of his goods and moneys are, or are reputed to be; and there seize all the ready money, jewels, plate, household stuff, goods, merchandise, books of account, and all other things whatsoever, belonging to the said debtor, except his necessary wearing apparel, bedding and tools, as excepted by the Bankruptcy Ordinance (Chapter 6).
And that which you shall so seize you shall safely detain and keep in your possession until you shall receive other orders in wrting for the disposal thereof from the trustee [or Official Receiver); and in case of resistance or of not having the key or keys of any door or lock of any premises belonging to the said debtor where any of his goods are or are suspected to be, you shall break open, or cause the same to be broken open, for the better execution of this warrant.
Dated this
day of
19
+
Registrar.
To the Bailiff of the Supreme Court and his assistants.
FORM 110
[s. 27; rules 26, 27.]
HONG KONG
WARRANT AGAINST DEBTOR ABOUT TO QUIT THE COLONY, ETC.
(Title.)
To the Bailiff of the Supreme Court of Hong Kong and his assistants and to all police officers of the Colony and to the Commissioner of Prisons.
Hồng Kông
Correctional Services
Whereas, by evidence taken upon oath, it hath been made to appear to the satisfaction of the court that there is probable reason to suspect and believe that the said A.B., of
has absconded and gone abroad [or quitted his place of residence], [or is about to go abroad (or quit his place of residence)] with a view to avoiding service of a bankruptcy petition (or to avoiding appearing in a bankruptcy petition, or to avoiding examination in respect of his affairs, or otherwise delaying or embarrassing the proceedings in bankruptcy or to avoiding payment of a judgment debt in respect of which a bankruptcy notice has been issued.]
[Or that there is probable cause to suspect and believe that the said A.B. is about to remove his goods or chattels with a view to preventing or delaying such goods or chattels being taken possession of by the trustee of the property of the bankrupt or that the said A.B. has concealed (or is about to conceal or destroy) his goods or chattels, or some of them, or his books, documents or writings, or some or one of them, which books, documents or writings, or some or one of them, may be of use to the creditors in the course of the bankruptcy of the said A.B.]
[Or that it hath been made to appear to the satisfaction of this court that the said A.B. has removed certain of his goods and chattels in his possession, above the value of $50, without the leave of the Official Receiver or trustee, that is to say (here describe the goods or chattels).]
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