Processing of Creditor'S Claims Against Bankrypts Estate: Division 20 Section 215 - 245 Insolvency Bill 2015
The document outlines the process for creditors to submit claims against a bankrupt estate under the proposed Insolvency Bill 2015. Creditors must submit a claim form to the bankruptcy trustee before the specified deadline, providing details of the debt and adhering to formalities. The trustee will then examine the claim and either allow or disallow it, with allowed claims becoming provable debts against the estate. Certain fines, penalties or debts incurred after commencement of bankruptcy are not provable.
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Processing of Creditor'S Claims Against Bankrypts Estate: Division 20 Section 215 - 245 Insolvency Bill 2015
The document outlines the process for creditors to submit claims against a bankrupt estate under the proposed Insolvency Bill 2015. Creditors must submit a claim form to the bankruptcy trustee before the specified deadline, providing details of the debt and adhering to formalities. The trustee will then examine the claim and either allow or disallow it, with allowed claims becoming provable debts against the estate. Certain fines, penalties or debts incurred after commencement of bankruptcy are not provable.
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PROCESSING OF CREDITORS
CLAIMS AGAINST BANKRYPTS
ESTATE Division 20 section 215 -245 Insolvency Bill 2015
WHAT DOES THIS ENTAIL?
Firstly a creditors claim is a document that a creditor submits to the bankruptcy trustee for the purpose of proving a debt . A debt , therefore is proved when it is allowed by the bankruptcy trustee.
What debts are provable?
What is a debt ? Those that are incurred during the commencement of the bankruptcy. After the commencement but before the discharge, because of an obligation incurred by the bankrupt before that commencement.
Debts that cannot be
proved. A fine , penalty or other made by a court ordering the payment of money that has been made following a conviction Such debts are not provable And those debts incurred during the commencement of the bankrupt and are not discharged when the bankrupt is discharged from bankruptcy. [ examples ]
What is the procedure for proving
such debts ?
1. creditor to submit a claim form
A creditor including a creditor who has a preferential
claim who shall submit shall claim to the bankruptcy trustee. This is done before a certain deadline This deadline may be, (a) the time specified by the bankruptcy trustee in notice given to the creditor (b) the time specified in an advertisement published by the bankruptcy trustee in a newspaper
What then is required by the
creditor The creditor is required to adhere to any prescribed formalities. He is also unless the Court make an order to such, bear all costs incurred as a result The creditor may also amend or withdraw the claim ,but an amended claim has to comply with formalities prescribed for the original claim.
Examination of the claim
2. Bankruptcy trustee is required to examine creditors claim.