Division 1 Court and chambers
Division 2 Proceedings
Division 3 Applications and practice
Division 4 Affidavits
Division 5 Security in court
Division 6 Witnesses and depositions
Division 7 Warrants, arrests and commitments
Division 8 Service and execution of process
Division 9 Appeals
Division 1 Statutory demand
Division 2 Creditor’s bankruptcy application
Division 3 Steps to be taken before hearing of creditor’s bankruptcy application
Division 4 Hearing of creditor’s bankruptcy application
Division 5 Debtor’s bankruptcy application
Division 6 Actions to follow upon making of bankruptcy order
Division 1 Creditors’ meetings
Division 2 Statements of affairs
Division 3 Examination of bankrupt and others under section 335 of Act
Division 4 Applications to Court under Division 3 of Part 17 of Act
Division 5 Secured creditors
Division 6 Taking accounts and sale of mortgaged property
Division 7 Admission and rejection of proofs
Division 8 Appropriation of pay, salary, pensions, etc.
Division 9 Disclaimers of property
Division 10 Disputed title to property
Division 1 Administration of estates of deceased debtor
Division 2 Persons unable to manage own property or affairs
Division 3 Notices in Gazette
Division 4 Records to be maintained by Registrar
Division 5 Disposal of bankrupt’s books, etc., under Court’s direction
Division 6 Effect of non-compliance
| Division 4 — Affidavits |
| Evidence by affidavit |
| Filing and service of affidavits |
21. Unless the provisions of Part 3 or Parts 13 to 22 of the Act, these Rules or the regulations under which an application is made provide otherwise, or the Court otherwise allows, a party to an application who intends to rely on affidavit evidence at the hearing of the application must do both of the following at least 5 days before the date fixed for the hearing:
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| Affidavit filed out of time |
22.—(1) An affidavit filed out of time must not be used except with the leave of the Court.
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| Scandalous, irrelevant or oppressive matter |
| 23. The Court may order to be struck out from an affidavit any matter which is scandalous, irrelevant or otherwise oppressive, and may order the costs of any application to strike out such matter to be paid as between solicitor and client. |