A 10
[Subsidiary]
Records of the court.
R12.
L.N. 46/64.
G.N.A. 124/55.
Notices to be in writing.
R13.
(Cap. 6.)
Meetings summoned by court.
R15.
(Cap. 6, sub. leg.)
Form 39.
Official Receiver to file copies of advertisements.
R17. (Cap. 6.)
CAP. 6]
Bankruptcy Rules
[1977 Ed.
(2) All applications and orders shall be intituled ex parte the applicant.
(3) The first proceeding in every matter shall have a distinctive number assigned to it by the Official Receiver and all subsequent proceedings in the same matter shall bear the same number.
8. All proceedings of the court shall remain of record in the court, in the custody of the Registrar, so as to form a complete record of each matter, and they shall not be removed for any purpose, except for the use of the officers of the court, or by special direction of the judge or Registrar, but they may at all reasonable times be inspected by the trustee, the debtor, and any creditor who has proved, or any person acting on behalf of the trustee, debtor, or creditor, and, by special direction of the court, any other person.
9. All notices required by the Ordinance or these rules shall be in writing, unless these rules otherwise provide or the court in any particular case otherwise orders,
10. Where the court orders a general meeting of creditors to be summoned under rule 5 of the Meetings of Creditors Rules, it shall be summoned as the court directs, and in default of any direction by the court the Official Receiver, if a trustee other than the Official Receiver has been appointed, shall transmit a sealed copy of the order to the trustee; and the trustee (if any) or the Official Receiver (if no trustee has been appointed) shall, not less than 7 days before such meeting, send a copy of the order to each creditor at the address given in his proof, or when he has not proved, the address given in the list of creditors by the debtor, or such other address as may be known to the trustee or the Official Receiver.
11. (1) Whenever the Gazette contains any advertisement relating to any matter under the Ordinance, the Official Receiver shall file with the proceedings in the matter a copy of such advertisement.
(2) In the case of an advertisement in a local paper, the Official Receiver shall in like manner file a copy of the advertisement appearing therein.
(3) For this purpose one copy of each local paper, in which any advertisement relating to any matter under the Ordinance is inserted, shall be left with the Official Receiver by the person inserting the advertisement.
(4) The filed copy of such advertisement shall be prima facie evidence that it was duly inserted in the issue of the Gazette or paper mentioned.
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A 10
[Subsidiary]
Records of
the court.
R12.
L.N. 46/64.
G.N.A. 124/55.
Notices to be in writing.
R13.
(Cap. 6.)
Meetings sum- moned by court.
R15.
(Cap. 6, sub. leg.)
Form 39.
Official Receiver to file copies of advertisements.
R17. (Cap. 6.)
CAP. 6]
Bankruptcy Rules
[1977 Ed.
(2) All applications and orders shall be intituled ex parte the applicant.
(3) The first proceeding in every matter shall have a distinc- tive number assigned to it by the Official Receiver and all sub- sequent proceedings in the same matter shall bear the same number.
8. All proceedings of the court shall remain of record in the court, in the custody of the Registrar, so as to form a complete record of each matter, and they shall not be removed for any purpose, except for the use of the officers of the court, or by special direction of the judge or Registrar, but they may at all reasonable times be inspected by the trustee, the debtor, and any creditor who has proved, or any person acting on behalf of the trustee, debtor, or creditor, and, by special direction of the court, any other person.
9. All notices required by the Ordinance or these rules shall be in writing, unless these rules otherwise provide or the court in any particular case otherwise orders,
10. Where the court orders a general meeting of creditors to be summoned under rule 5 of the Meetings of Creditors Rules, it shall be summoned as the court directs, and in default of any direction by the court the Official Receiver, if a trustee other than the Official Receiver has been appointed, shall transmit a sealed copy of the order to the trustee; and the trustee (if any) or the Official Receiver (if no trustee has been appointed) shall, not less than 7 days before such meeting, send a copy of the order to each creditor at the address given in his proof, or when he has not proved, the address given in the list of creditors by the debtor, or such other address as may be known to the trustee or the Official Receiver.
11. (1) Whenever the Gazette contains any advertisement relating to any matter under the Ordinance, the Official Receiver shall file with the proceedings in the matter a copy of such advertisement.
(2) In the case of an advertisement in a local paper, the Official Receiver shall in like manner file a copy of the advertise- ment appearing therein.
(3) For this purpose one copy of each local paper, in which any advertisement relating to any matter under the Ordinance is inserted, shall be left with the Official Receiver by the person inserting the advertisement.
(4) The filed copy of such advertisement shall be prima facie evidence that it was duly inserted in the issue of the Gazette or paper mentioned.
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