Skip to content
Contents

Part 8 · Winding Up

202. Special commission for receiving evidence

Feedback & support
(1)

District Judges are commissioners for the purpose of taking evidence under this Part and Parts 9, 10 and 11, and the Court may refer the whole or any part of the examination of any witnesses under this Part or Part 9, 10 or 11 to any person appointed commissioner by this section.

(2)

Every commissioner, in addition to any powers which the commissioner might lawfully exercise as a District Judge, has in the matter referred to him or her the same powers as the Court of —

(a)

summoning and examining witnesses;

(b)

requiring the production or delivery of documents;

(c)

punishing defaults by witnesses; and

(d)

allowing costs and expenses to witnesses.

(3)

Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, the taking of evidence by commissioners must be in open court and must be open to the public.

(4)

The examination so taken must be returned or reported to the Court in such manner as the Court directs.

Report

Part 9

Provisions Applicable in Judicial Management and Winding Up

Part 10

Winding Up of Unregistered Companies and Liquidation or Dissolution of Foreign Companies

Part 10A

Simplified Winding Up

Part 11

Cross-Border Insolvency

Part 12

General Provisions Applicable to Parts 4 to 11

Part 13

Bankruptcy — Preliminary

Part 14

Voluntary Arrangements

Part 15

Debt Repayment Scheme

Part 16

Proceedings in Bankruptcy

Part 17

Administration in Bankruptcy

Part 18

Annulment and Discharge

Part 19

Duties, Disqualification and Disabilities of Bankrupt

Part 20

Bankruptcy Offences

Part 21

Bankruptcy Miscellaneous Provisions

Part 22

Provisions Against Debt Avoidance and Limitation on Certain Contractual Rights

Part 23

Miscellaneous and General Provisions

Part 24

Consequential and Related Amendments to Other Acts

Part 25

Saving and Transitional Provisions

Schedules