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Topic 6: Creditors and their Ranking.....................................1
6.1 Meetings of Creditors and Proof of Claims..................................................................................1
Meetings of Creditors.................................................................................................................... 1
Proof of Claims.............................................................................................................................. 3
Voting and Resolution of Creditors................................................................................................ 5

6.2 Realization of Estate Assets........................................................................................................ 6
Section 82 of the Insolvency Act:.................................................................................................. 6

6.3 Creditors and their ranking.......................................................................................................... 6
Types of creditors.......................................................................................................................... 7
Secured creditors.......................................................................................................................... 7
Secured claims ranking................................................................................................................. 7
Preferent creditors......................................................................................................................... 8
Concurrent creditors...................................................................................................................... 8

6.4 Estate Accounts and Distribution................................................................................................. 8


Exam Questions........................................................................9
Creditors and their ranking................................................................................................................ 9

Types of claims................................................................................................................................. 9

Meetings of creditors....................................................................................................................... 10




Topic 6: Creditors and their Ranking
6.1 Meetings of Creditors and Proof of Claims.
Meetings of Creditors.
 First meeting.
o S40(1): on receipt of a final sequestration order, the Master is obliged
to convene, by notice in the Gazette, a first meeting of creditors of the
estate.

,  This notice must appear not less than 10 days before the first
meeting is held.
 The Master must choose a time and place he believes is most
convenient.
o The purpose of the first meeting?
 For creditors of the estate to prove their claims against the
estate.
 And select a trustee.
 Second meeting.
o S40(3)(a): after the first meeting, the Master must set a second
meeting for the creditors.
o The purpose of this meeting?
 Enables the creditors to prove their claims
 Receive the trustees report on the statement of affairs and the
condition of the estate
 Give the trustee direction in connection with the administration
of the estate.
 Special meeting.
o These meetings can be called for either of the two purposes:
 Proof of claims
 After the second meeting, the trustee may be called upon
to call for a special meeting by notice in the gazette for
further claims against the insolvent estate.
 Interrogation of the insolvent
 Requires the Masters consent
 If requested by a creditor, the trustee must convene a
special meeting by notice in the Gazette for the
interrogation of the insolvent.
o Cannot be called to interrogate any other persons,
only the insolvent.
 General meeting.
o The trustee may convene a general meeting at any time for the
purposes of receiving directions on the administration of the estate
from the creditors.

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Alastair Smith Hockly\'s Insolvency Law
Publisher: 2012 ISBN: 9781485101871 Edition: Unknown

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