Division 6 — Actions to follow upon making
of bankruptcy order
Settlement and contents of bankruptcy order
107.—(1)  A bankruptcy order is to be settled by the Court.
(2)  A bankruptcy order made on a creditor’s bankruptcy application must be in Form PIR‑13 and must contain the dates and notice set out in paragraph (4).
(3)  A bankruptcy order made on a debtor’s bankruptcy application must be in Form PIR‑14 and must contain the dates and notice set out in paragraph (4).
(4)  A bankruptcy order mentioned in paragraph (2) or (3) must —
(a)state the date of the filing of the bankruptcy application on which the order is made;
(b)state the date of the making of the order; and
(c)contain a notice requiring the bankrupt to attend on the trustee of the bankrupt’s estate at the place stated in the order.
(5)  Where the bankrupt is represented by a solicitor, the bankruptcy order must be endorsed with the name, address and telephone number of the solicitor and the file reference of the solicitor’s firm.
Service of bankruptcy order
108.—(1)  Where a bankruptcy order has been made on a bankruptcy application, the applicant (whether a creditor or the bankrupt) must do the following (whichever is applicable) within 7 days after the making of the bankruptcy order:
(a)where the Official Assignee is appointed as the trustee of the bankrupt’s estate — serve a sealed copy of the bankruptcy order on the Official Assignee;
(b)where a trustee in bankruptcy is appointed as the trustee of the bankrupt’s estate — serve a sealed copy of the bankruptcy order on the trustee in bankruptcy and on the Official Assignee.
(2)  The trustee of the bankrupt’s estate appointed pursuant to a bankruptcy order made on a creditor’s bankruptcy application must serve a sealed copy of the bankruptcy order on the bankrupt.
Gazetting of bankruptcy order
109.—(1)  The Registrar must, not later than 21 days after the making of a bankruptcy order, cause a notification of the order to be published in the Gazette.
(2)  Where a trustee in bankruptcy has been appointed under the order, the notification in the Gazette must indicate the name and address of the trustee in bankruptcy.
Publication of bankruptcy order
110.—(1)  The Official Assignee must, not later than 21 days after the making of a bankruptcy order, cause the order to be published in a manner that the Official Assignee thinks fit.
(2)  Where a trustee in bankruptcy has been appointed, the publication mentioned in paragraph (1) must indicate the name, address and electronic mail address (if any) of the trustee.
Stay of bankruptcy order
111.—(1)  The Court may grant a stay of a bankruptcy order upon the application of the bankrupt against whom the order is made or a creditor.
(2)  Where an order is made under paragraph (1), the applicant must serve a copy of the order on the Official Assignee and, where a trustee in bankruptcy has been appointed, on the trustee in bankruptcy.
Amendment of title of proceedings
112.—(1)  At any time after the making of a bankruptcy order, the trustee of the bankrupt’s estate may apply to the Court for an order amending the title of the proceedings.
(2)  Where a bankruptcy order is made upon a creditor’s bankruptcy application, the creditor must apply to the Court for an order amending the title of the proceedings at the creditor’s own cost if so directed by the trustee of the bankrupt’s estate.