Section 32 of Insolvency Act CAP 53: When debtor may make application for bankruptcy order

    

(1) A debtor may make an application to the Court for an order adjudging the debtor bankrupt only on the grounds that the debtor is unable to pay the debtor's debts.
(2) The Court may decline to deal with such an application if it is not accompanied by a statement of the debtor's financial position containing—
(a) such particulars of the debtor's creditors and of the debtor's debts and other liabilities and assets as may be prescribed by the insolvency regulations; and (b) such other information as may be so prescribed.
(3) The Court may reject a statement of the debtor's financial position if of the opinion that it is incorrect or incomplete.
(4) A debtor who makes an application under this section shall publish a notice of the application in—
(a) a newspaper circulating within the region in which the debtor ordinarily resides; and
(b) in such other publications (if any) as may prescribed by the insolvency regulations for purposes of this section.
(5) The Court may decline to hear the application if subsection (4) has not been complied with to its satisfaction.


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