SECTIONS:
	PRELIMINARY
	1	Short title and commencement.
	2	Definitions.
	PART I CONSTITUTION AND POWERS OF COURT
	Jurisdiction
	3	Courts having Jurisdiction in insolvency.
	4	Jurisdiction to be exercised by a single Judge.
	5	Exercise of jurisdiction in chambers.
	6	Delegation of powers to officers of Court.
	7	Power of Court to decide all questions arising in insolvency.
	Appeals
	8	Appeals in insolvency.
	PART II PROCEEDINGS FROM ACT OF INSOLVENCY TO DISCHARGE
	Acts of insolvency
	9	Acts of insolvency.
	Order of adjudication
	10	Power to adjudicate.
	11	Restrictions on jurisdiction.
	12	Conditions on which creditor may petition.
	13	Proceedings and order on creditor's petition.
	14	Conditions on which debtor may petition.
	15	Proceedings and order on debtor's petition.
	16	Discretionary powers as to appointment of interim receiver.
	17	Effect of order of adjudication.
	18	Stay of proceedings.
	18A	Control over insolvency proceedings in subordinate Courts.
	19	Power to appoint special manager.
	20	Advertisement of order of adjudication.
	Annulment of adjudication
	21	Power for Court to annul adjudication in certain cases.
	22	Concurrent proceedings in British Courts.
	23	Proceedings on annulment.
	Proceedings consequent on order of adjudication
	24	Insolvent's schedule.
	25	Protection order.
	26	Meetings of creditors.
	27	Public examination of the insolvent.
	Composition and schemes of arrangement
	28	Submission of proposal and acceptance by creditors.
	29	Approval of proposal by Court.
	30	Order on approval.
	31	Power to re-adjudge debtor insolvent.
	32	Limitation of effect of composition or scheme.
	Control over person and property of insolvent
	33	Duties of insolvent as to discovery and realization of property.
	34	Arrest of insolvent.
	35	Redirection of letters.
	36	Discovery of insolvent's property.
	37	Power to issue commissions.
	Discharge of Insolvent.
	38	Discharge of insolvent.
	39	Cases in which the Court must refuse an absolute discharge.
	40	Hearing of application for discharge.
	41	Power to annual adjudication on failure to apply for discharge.
	42	Renewal of application and variation of terms of order.
	43	Duty of discharged insolvent to assist in realization of property.
	44	Fraudulent settlements.
	45	Effect of order of discharge.
	PART III ADMINISTRATION OF PROPERTY
	Proof of debts
	46	Debts provable in insolvency.
	47	Mutual dealings and set-off.
	48	Rules as to proof of debts.
	49	Priority of debts.
	50	Rent due before adjudication.
	Property available for payment of debts.
	51	Relation of assignee's title.
	52	Description of insolvent's property divisible amongst creditors.
	Effect of insolvency on antecedent transactions.
	53	Restriction of rights of creditor under execution.
	54	Duties of Court executing decree as to property taken in execution.
	55	Avoidance of voluntary transfer.
	56	Avoidance of preference in certain cases.
	57	Protection of bona fide transactions.
	Realization of property
	58	Possession of property by official assignee.
	59	Seizure of property of insolvent.
	60	Appropriation of portion of pay or other income to creditors.
	61	Vesting and transfer of property.
	62	Disclaimer of onerous property.
	63	Disclaimer of lease-holds.
	64	Power to call on official assignee disclaim.
	65	Power for Court to rescind contract.
	66	Power for Court to make vesting order in respect of disclaimed property.
	67	Persons injured by disclaimer may prove.
	68	Duty and powers of official assignee as to realization.
	Distribution of property
	69	Declaration and distribution of dividends.
	70	Joint and separate properties.
	71	Calculation of dividends.
	72	Right of creditor who has not proved debt before declaration of a dividend.
	73	Final dividend.
	74	No suit for dividend.
	75	Power to allow insolvent to manage property, and allowance to insolvent for maintenance or service.
	76	Right of insolvent to surplus.
	PART IV OFFICIAL ASSIGNEES
	77	Appointment and removal of official assignees of insolvent's estate.
	78	Power to administer oath.
	79	Duties as regards the insolvent's conduct.
	80	Duty to furnish list of creditors.
	81	Remuneration.
	82	Misfeasance.
	83	Name under which to sue or be sued.
	84	Office vacated by insolvency.
	85	Discretionary powers and control thereof.
	86	Appeal to Court.
	87	Control of Court.
	PART V COMMITTEE OF INSPECTION
	88	Committee of inspection.
	89	Control of committee of inspection over official assignee.
	PART VI PROCEDURE
	90	Powers of the Court.
	91	Consolidation of petitions.
	92	Power to change carriage of petition.
	93	Continuance of proceedings on death of debtor.
	94	Power to stay proceedings.
	95	Power to present petition against a partner.
	96	Power to dismiss petition against some respondents only.
	97	Separate insolvency petitions against partners.
	98	Suits by official assignee and insolvent's partners.
	99	Proceedings in partnership name.
	100	Warrants of Insolvency Courts.
	PART VII LIMITATION
	101	Limitation of appeals.
	PART VIII PENALTIES
	102	Undischarged insolvent obtaining credit.
	103	Punishment of insolvent for certain offences.
	103 A	Disqualifications of insolvent.
	104	Procedure on charge under section 103.
	105	Criminal liability after discharge or composition.
	PART IX SMALL INSOLVENCIES
	106	Summary administration in small cases.
	PART X SPECIAL PROVISIONS
	107	Exemption of corporation, etc., from insolvency proceedings.
	108	Administration in insolvency of estate of person dying insolvent.
	109	Vesting of estate and mode of administration.
	110	Payments or transfer by legal representatives.
	111	Saving of jurisdiction of Administrator-General.
	PART XI RULES
	112	Rules.
	113	Sanction to rules.
	114	Publication of rules.
	PART XII SUPPLEMENTAL
	115	Exemption from duty of transfers, etc., under this Act.
	116	The Gazette to be evidence.
	117	Swearing of affidavits.
	118	Formal defect not to invalidate proceedings.
	119	[Omitted.]
	120	Certain provisions to bind the Government.
	121	[Omitted.]
	122	Lapse and credit to Government of unclaimed dividends.
	123	Claims to monies credited to Government under section 122.
	124	Access to insolvent's books.
	125	Fees and percentages.
	126	Courts to be auxiliary to each other.
	127	[Omitted.]
	THE FIRST SCHEDULE (See Section 26) MEETINGS OF CREDITORS
	THE SECOND SCHEDULE (See Section 48) PROOF OF DEBTS
	THE THIRD SCHEDULE [Repealed.]