Section 304 of Insolvency Act CAP 53: When application for interim order can be made

    

(1) An application to the Court for an interim order may be made if the debtor intends to make a proposal to the debtor's creditors under this Division for a composition in satisfaction of the debtor's debts or a scheme of arrangement of the debtor's financial affairs.
(2) The debtor shall ensure that the proposal provides for a person to act as supervisor of the voluntary arrangement to which the proposal relates.
(3) Only an authorised insolvency practitioner is eligible to act as supervisor of a voluntary arrangement.
(4) Subject to subsection (2), such an the application may be made—
(a) if the debtor is an undischarged bankrupt, by the debtor, the bankruptcy trustee of the debtor's estate or the Official Receiver; and (b) in any other case-by the debtor.
(5) An application may be made by a debtor who is an undischarged bankrupt only if the debtor has given notice of the proposal to the Official Receiver and, if there is one, the bankruptcy trustee of the debtor's estate.
(6) An application may not be made while a bankruptcy application made by the debtor is pending, if the Court has, under section 33, appointed an authorised insolvency practitioner to inquire into the debtor's financial affairs and to report on those affairs to the Court.


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