s.67Report of Trustee, its purport
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Section 67Part 13 — Discharge of a Bankrupt

Report of Trustee, its purport

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It shall be the duty of the Trustee, as soon as possible after the close of the public examination of the debtor, to make a report as to the state of the debtor’s affairs and as to the conduct of the debtor both before and during the bankruptcy, and the Trustee shall note particularly any matters which in the Trustee’s judgment might constitute offences under this Act, or any law relating to bankruptcy or which would justify the Court under this Act in refusing, suspending or qualifying an order for the debtor’s discharge.
Such report may be made, as to the bankrupt’s affairs and estate although, if the estate has not been fully administered, the Trustee may be unable to speak precisely as to details — Provided that in such a case, if it appears to the Court or the Judge before whom the debtor’s examination was held material to do so with reference to an application on the part of the debtor for an order of discharge, it shall be lawful for the Court or Judge to order the Trustee to make a further and exact report, and in any case where the estate of the debtor has been fully administered, the Trustee shall make a further and full report to the Court as to the assets and liabilities of the debtor, and as to the dividend paid.

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