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Robert Kemp Philp
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1556.
Close
of
Bankruptcy.
Bankruptcy
may
be
declared
closed,
and
order
to
that
effect
published
in
the
'London
Gazette',
when
the
Court
is
satisfied
that
all
bankrupt's
property
has
been
realised,
or
a
satisfactory
arrangement
or
composition
made
with
the
creditors.
1557.
Grant
of
Order
of
Discharge.
Order
of
discharge
may
be
granted
by
the
Court
on
the
application
of
the
bankrupt
at
any
time
after
adjudication.
The
Court
may
suspend
or
withhold
order
if
bankrupt
has
kept
back
property
or
acted
fraudulently.
1558.
Fraud.
In
cases
of
fraud,
the
bankrupt
may
be
proceeded
against
under
the
Debtors
Act,
1869,
under
which
he
may
be
imprisoned
for
not
exceeding
two
years
with
or
without
hard
labour.
1559.
Void
Settlement.
Settlement
of
property
by
a
Debtor
on
wife
and
children
will
become
void
if
the
settlor
becomes
bankrupt
within
two
years
after
date
of
settlement,
and
within
ten
years
unless
it
can
be
proved
that
the
settlor
was
able
to
pay
his
debts
when
settlement
was
made
without
aid
of
property
settled.
This
does
not
apply
to
a
settlement
made
before
marriage,
or
after
marriage
of
property
accruing
in
the
right
of
wife,
or
settlement
made
in
favour
of
purchaser
in
good
faith
for
valuable
consideration.
1560.
Arrest
of
the
Debtor.
Arrest
of
the
debtor
may
be
ordered
by
the
Court
if,
after
a
bankruptcy
notice
or
petition,
there
is
reason
to
believe
he
is
about
to
abscond
or
to
remove,
conceal,
or
destroy
any
of
his
goods,
books,
&c.,
or
if,
after
a
receiving
order,
he
removes
any
goods
above
the
value
of
£5,
or
if,
without
good
cause,
he
fails
to
attend
the
Court
for
examination.
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