307After-acquired property
(1)Subject to this section and section 309, the trustee may by notice in writing claim for the bankrupt's estate any property which has been acquired by, or has devolved upon, the bankrupt since the commencement of the bankruptcy.
(2)A notice under this section shall not be served in respect of—
(a)any property falling within subsection (2) or (3) of section 283 in Chapter II,
(b)any property which by virtue of any other enactment is excluded from the bankrupt's estate, or
(c)without prejudice to section 280(2) (c) (order of court on application for discharge), any property which is acquired by, or devolves upon, the bankrupt after his discharge.
(3)Subject to the next subsection, upon the service on the bankrupt of a notice under this section the property to which the notice relates shall vest in the trustee as part of the bankrupt's estate; and the trustee's title to that property has relation back to the time at which the property was acquired by, or devolved upon, the bankrupt.
(4)Where, whether before or after service of a notice under this section—
(a)a person acquires property in good faith, for value and without notice of the bankruptcy, or
(b)a banker enters into a transaction in good faith and without such notice,
the trustee is not in respect of that property or transaction entitled by virtue of this section to any remedy against that person or banker, or any person whose title to any property derives from that person or banker.
(5)References in this section to property do not include any property which, as part of the bankrupt's income, may be the subject of an income payments order under section 310.