Section 30 of Insolvency Act CAP 53: Court may stay application while underlying debt is determined

    

(1) This section applies if a debtor appears in opposition to a creditor's application and the debtor claims that the debtor—
(a) does not owe a specified debt to the creditor; or
(b) owes a specified debt to the creditor, but the debt is less than the prescribed bankruptcy level.
(2) The Court may, instead of refusing the application, stay the application so that the issue of— (a) whether the debt is owed; or
(b) how much of the debt is owed, can be resolved at trial.
(3) As a condition of staying the application, the
Court may require the debtor to give security to the creditor for any debt that may be established as owing by the debtor to the creditor, and for the cost of establishing the debt.


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