99. Persons at risk of violence.
Bankruptcy and Individual Insolvency (Volume 5 (2020)) | Commentary
Where disclosure or continuing disclosure to other persons, whether to the public generally or to specific persons, of the current address1 or whereabouts of a debtor might reasonably be expected to lead to violence against the debtor or against a person who normally resides with the debtor as a member of the debtor's family2, and the debtor
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Where disclosure or continuing disclosure to other persons, whether to the public generally or to specific persons, of the current address1 or whereabouts of a debtor might reasonably be expected to lead to violence against the debtor or against a person who normally resides with the debtor as a member of the debtor's family2, and the debtor
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