Form 43.1 — Report of Trustee on Annulment of Proposal

(Subsection 63(6) of the Act)

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(Title Form 1)

I, Form Field , of Form Field , the trustee acting in the proposal of Form Field , hereby report to the official receiver as follows:

1. That Form Field did, on the Form Field day of Form Field Form Field, file a proposal with me, and that the Form Field Court of Form Field (province) in Bankruptcy, by order dated the Form Field day of Form Field Form Field, has annulled the proposal.

2. The proposal was annulled by the court on the application of Form Field , the trustee of the proposal (or a creditor of the debtor).

3. The proposal was annulled on the grounds that

(Check appropriate grounds.)

Checkbox the debtor has defaulted in the performance of a provision in the proposal.

Checkbox the proposal could not continue without injustice or undue delay.

Checkbox the approval of the court was obtained by fraud.

Checkbox the debtor was convicted of an offence under the Act. (Specify: Form Field )

4. As a consequence of the annulment of the proposal, the debtor is deemed on the annulment to have made an assignment pursuant to subsection 63(4) of the Act.

5. The court further ordered that the property be vested in Form Field , the trustee.

(In the case of a proposal by a bankrupt, the previous paragraph is to be replaced by the following:)

5. The court further ordered that the property vested in the bankrupt by the order approving the proposal, be revested in Form Field , the trustee.

Dated at Form Field , this Form Field day of Form Field Form Field .

Trustee
Form Field

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