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CHAP. XI.-OF THE APPOINTMENT OF THE TRUSTEE.

1. Who may vote in the appointment of trustee.

2. Who may be appointed trustee.

3. As to the number of trustees.

4. The appointment of trustee and his confirmation.

5. The rejection by the court of the trustee appointed by the creditors.

6. The resignation, death, or removal of the trustee.

CHAP XII. - OF THE COMMITTEE OF INSPECTION, ITS POWERS AND DUTIES.

1. Of the appointment of the committee of inspection. 2. The powers and duties of the committee of inspection. CHAP. XIII. OF THE PUBLIC EXAMINATION OF THE

BANKRUPT.

THE

CHAP. XV.-OF THE RIGHTS, Duties, and Liabilities of THE TRUSTEE.

Sect.

1. Generally.

2. As regards the appointment of a solicitor.

3. To collect and realise the bankrupt's estate.

CHAP. XVI.-OF THE BANKRUPT'S ESTATE,

1. Effects of Bankruptcy in relation to the interest of creditors.

2. What passes to the trustee.

CHAP. XVII.-OF REPUTED OWNERSHIP.

CHAP. XVIII. OF TRANSACTIONS NOT

BANKRUPTCY.

AFFECTED BY

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2. Protection of certain transactions relating to the disposition of the bankrupt's property.

3. Of fraudulent preference.

4. Of warrants of attorney, cognovits, &c.

CHAP. XIX.-REALIZATION OF THE BANKRUPT'S ESTATE. 1. Generally.

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5. To exercise powers vested in the bankrupt.

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3. How debts may be proved.

4. What debts may be proved.

CHAP. XXI.-OF THE AUDIT AND Dividend.

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