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
| Liability for costs, expenses and damages |
| 45. Subject to rule 148(3), in every case in which proceedings are taken against the Official Assignee in respect of anything done or any default made by the Official Assignee when acting, or in the reasonable belief in good faith that the Official Assignee is acting, in pursuance of the Act or in execution of the powers given to the Official Assignee by the Act, the costs, damages and expenses which the Official Assignee may have to pay or to which the Official Assignee may be put under such proceedings are to be paid out of the estate of the debtor in question, unless the Court orders that the Official Assignee should be personally liable for them. |