Where any property consisting of an interest in a dwelling house1 which is occupied by the bankrupt or by the bankrupt's spouse or former spouse or civil partner or former civil partner is comprised in the bankrupt's estate2 and the trustee is, for any reason, unable for the time being to realise that property, the trustee
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Where any property consisting of an interest in a dwelling house1 which is occupied by the bankrupt or by the bankrupt's spouse or former spouse or civil partner or former civil partner is comprised in the bankrupt's estate2 and the trustee is, for any reason, unable for the time being to realise that property, the trustee
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