Versions of s. 160

B-3 — Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act · 3 versions · View current text

Historical text comes from the Justice Laws point-in-time corpus and is unofficial — not the official version.

2019-11-01 to present available View Source

If a bankrupt is undergoing imprisonment, the court may, in order to enable the bankrupt to attend in court in bankruptcy proceedings at which the bankrupt’s personal presence is required, to attend the first meeting of creditors or to perform the duties required of the bankrupt under this Act, direct that the bankrupt be produced in the protective custody of an executing officer or other duly authorized officer at any time and place that may be designated, or it may make any other order that it deems proper and requisite in the circumstances.

Full text

If a bankrupt is undergoing imprisonment, the court may, in order to enable the bankrupt to attend in court in bankruptcy proceedings at which the bankrupt’s personal presence is required, to attend the first meeting of creditors or to perform the duties required of the bankrupt under this Act, direct that the bankrupt be produced in the protective custody of an executing officer or other duly authorized officer at any time and place that may be designated, or it may make any other order that it deems proper and requisite in the circumstances.
2004-12-15 to present View Source

~~Where~~If a bankrupt is undergoing imprisonment, the court may, in order to enable the bankrupt to attend in court in bankruptcy proceedings at which ~~his~~the bankrupt’s personal presence is required, to attend the first meeting of creditors or to perform the duties required of ~~him~~the bankrupt under this Act, direct that the bankrupt be produced in the protective custody of aan ~~sheriff~~executing officer or other duly authorized officer at ~~such~~any time and place asthat may be designated, or it may make ~~such~~any other order asthat it deems proper and requisite in the circumstances.

Full text

If a bankrupt is undergoing imprisonment, the court may, in order to enable the bankrupt to attend in court in bankruptcy proceedings at which the bankrupt’s personal presence is required, to attend the first meeting of creditors or to perform the duties required of the bankrupt under this Act, direct that the bankrupt be produced in the protective custody of an executing officer or other duly authorized officer at any time and place that may be designated, or it may make any other order that it deems proper and requisite in the circumstances.
2002-12-31 to 2004-12-15 View Source

Where a bankrupt is undergoing imprisonment, the court may, in order to enable the bankrupt to attend in court in bankruptcy proceedings at which his personal presence is required, to attend the first meeting of creditors or to perform the duties required of him under this Act, direct that the bankrupt be produced in the protective custody of a sheriff or other duly authorized officer at such time and place as may be designated, or it may make such other order as it deems proper and requisite in the circumstances.