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(1)A petition for recall of an award of sequestration may be presented to the Court of Session by—
(a)the debtor, any creditor or any other person having an interest (notwithstanding that he was a petitioner, or concurred in the petition, for the sequestration);
(b)the interim trustee, the permanent trustee, or the Accountant in Bankruptcy.
(2)The petitioner shall serve upon the debtor, any person who was a petitioner, or concurred in the petition, for the sequestration, the interim trustee or permanent trustee and the Accountant in Bankruptcy, a copy of the petition along with a notice stating that the recipient of the notice may lodge answers to the petition within 14 days of the service of the notice.
(3)At the same time as service is made under subsection (2) above, the petitioner shall publish a notice in the Edinburgh Gazette stating that a petition has been presented under this section and that any person having an interest may lodge answers to the petition within 14 days of the publication of the notice.
(4)Subject to section 41(1)(b) of this Act, a petition under this section may be presented—
(a)within 10 weeks after the date of [F1the award of]sequestration; but
(b)at any time if the petition is presented on any of the grounds mentioned in paragraphs (a) to (c) of section 17(1) of this Act.
(5)Notwithstanding that a petition has been presented under this section, the proceedings in the sequestration shall continue (subject to section 17(6) of this Act) as if that petition had not been presented until the recall is granted.
(6)Where—
(a)a petitioner under this section; or
(b)a person who has lodged answers to the petition,
withdraws or dies, any person entitled to present or, as the case may be, lodge answers to a petition under this section may be sisted in his place.
Textual Amendments
F1Words in s. 16(4)(a) inserted (1.4.1993, subject to savings in arts. 4, 5 of S.I. 1993/438) by 1993 c. 6, s. 11(3), Sch. 1 para.5 (with s. 12(6)); S.I. 1993/438, art.3
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