Section 176.1 Section 307—vesting of after-acquired property

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BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY (INDIVIDUAL INSOLVENCY) vol 3(2)

Section 176.1 Section 307—vesting of after-acquired property

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176 After-acquired property

After-acquired property is any property which is acquired by, or has devolved upon, the bankrupt after the commencement of the bankruptcy¹. Such property vests in the trustee if they serve a notice in writing claiming it². Except with the permission of

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II INSOLVENT INDIVIDUALS

176.2 Bankrupt’s duties in relation to after-acquired property

177 Section 310—Income payment orders

178 Income payments order or agreement

179 Trustee’s ability to claim pensions

180 Ownership of the bankrupt’s estate after discharge

181 Interim protection

182.1 The restriction

182.2 Validation orders

182.3 Bank accounts

183 Protection from suit and execution

184.1 Completed execution or attachment

184.2 Incomplete execution against goods taken by an enforcement officer

184.3 Completed execution against goods by an enforcement officer

185 Commercial rent arrears recovery

186 Interim receiver

187 Application, procedure and order

188 Termination of interim receivership

189 Duties of bankrupt

190 Continuing duties of bankrupt

191 Application for public examination