Index

• Author: Roderick J. Wood
• Profession: Faculty of Law University of Alberta
• Pages: 613-633

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INDEX

Absolute

dischar ge, 17, 275, 279, 280, 284, 285,

447, 516

priority r ule, 313n, 449

Adminis tering bankrupt e state, 219–40

bankrupt , role of in, 236–37

bankrupt cy court, role of in, 237–38

creditors, role of in, 219–29

creditor control model , 31,

219–21, 237

f‌irst meeting of, 221–23

inspectors , appointment by and

duties of, 223–26

proceedings b y, 226–28

right to infor mation of, 228–29

off‌icial receive r, role of in, 235–36

Superintendent of B ankruptcy, role of

in, 238–39

trustee s, role of in, 229–35

appointment of, 229–30

assets, s ale or other disposition of

by, 233–35

bankrupt ’s business, carry ing on

by, 232–33

possess ion or control of bankrupt

estate by, 230–31

Adminis trator, consumer proposal, of,

517–18, 520, 521, 523, 524

Arm’s length dea lings, 188–89, 191, 209,

211

Automatic

bankrupt cy, 48, 60, 64n, 74, 152, 157,

158, 171, 242, 278, 335, 347, 348,

450, 451, 518, 523

dischar ge, 34, 45, 276–78, 283, 286

resulting t rusts, 98

Balance sheet te st, 18, 20–21, 61, 67–68,

73, 76, 198, 199n, 217, 328

Bankr upt, discharge of, 273–304

annulment of, 301–3

consideration of ot her factors,

court’s, 285– 89

exempt property, 288 –89

funds just ly due in bankruptcy,

recovery of, 287–8 8

future ear ning capacity, 285–86

involuntary c reditors, 286–87

programs be nef‌iting public, 288

legal consequenc es of, 296–301

after-acquire d property, discharge

and, 297–98

provable claim s, release of,

296– 97

released cl aims paid as condition

for other benef‌it, 300 –1

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secured cred itors, effect of on,

298–9 9

third par ties, effect of on, 300

trustee cl aims for fees, 300

non-disch argeable claims, 289– 96

damages awa rds for intentional

bodily ha rm or sexual assault,

291

family suppor t claims, 291–92

f‌iduciary f raud or misappropria-

tion, 292–93

f‌ines, pena lties, and restitution

orders, 290– 91

property obta ined by false pre-

tences or fraudulent m isrepre-

sentation, 293– 94

student loans, 295 –96

undisclos ed claims, 294–95

orders, nature a nd characteristic s of

dischar ge

absolute, 279, 280, 284, 285

conditional, 279, 280– 82, 287

refusal of, 279, 283

suspension of, 279, 282–83

personal i ncome tax debts, 283– 84

policy behi nd, 273–75

power to grant or ref use, court’s,

278– 80

procedure for, 276–78

automatic disc harge, 276–78

compulsory med iation, 278

court application for d ischarge,

278

trustee’s repor t, 276

released cl aims, revival of, 301–3

Bankr upt, property of, 79–117

estate, ban krupt’s, 81–95

copyright s and patents, 86

licences and quot as, 87–88

non-realiz able property, 94–95

non-transfer able property, 84–86

property vest ing of in trustee,

81–8 4

rights of action , 88–91

set-off, 91–94

ex parte James, r ule in, 115–16

non-divis ible property, 95–110

exempt property, 95, 104–10. See

also Exempt propert y

trust proper ty, 95, 96–104. See

also Trust property

post-bankr uptcy property, 110–15

after-acquire d property, 110–11

surplus income, 111–15

property, concept of in ban kruptcy

law, 79–81

Bankr upt estate, 151–240

adminis tering of, 219–40. See also

Adminis tering bankrupt e state

enhancin g of, 173–218. See also En-

hancing ba nkrupt estate

preserv ing of, 151–72. See also

Preser ving bankrupt est ate

Bankr uptcy, acts of, 58 –67

creditor defraud , defeat, or delay,

59–60

insolvency g rounds, 60–61

judgment enforcement re medies,

exercise of, 61–64

liabilitie s, ceasing to meet, 64– 66

stale acts of, 66 –67

Bankr uptcy, automatic, 48, 60, 6 4n, 74,

152, 157, 158, 171, 242, 278, 335,

347, 348, 450, 451, 518, 523

Bankr uptcy, commencement of, 47–78

automatic bank ruptcy

commercial propo sal failure and,

74

consumer propos al annulment

and, 74

eligible pers ons, 48–52

involuntary b ankruptcy, 53–72

application for, 53–55

bankrupt cy, acts of, 58 –67. See

also Bankr uptcy, acts of

bankrupt cy order, 70–71

debt, requirement of, 55 –58

debtor’s ability to pay d ebts, 67–68

interim rece ivers, 71–72

judicial di scretion, 68–70

securitie s f‌irms, proceedings

against, 58

proceedings, c onsolidation of, 52–53

procedural con solidation, 52–53

substantive c onsolidation, 52–53

terminat ion of proceedings, 74–78

annulment, ef fect of, 77–78

involuntary b ankruptcy and,

75– 76