Form 96 — Notice to Creditors and Report to Official Receiver of the Revival of Consumer Proposal

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Coming into force September 18, 2009
(Subsection 66.31(10) of the Act)

This form may not be completed online. It is provided here for reference purposes only.

(Title Form 1)

Take notice that:

(Check and complete appropriate section)

Checkbox 1. Automatic Revival of Consumer Proposal

(a) The consumer proposal made by Line, a consumer debtor, on the Space to insert day day of Space to insert month Space to insert year, and which was deemed annulled on the Space to insert day day of Space to insert month Space to insert year, was automatically revived on the Space to insert day day of Space to insert month Space to insert year.

Checkbox 2. Court Order Reviving Consumer Proposal

(a) The Line Court of Line (province) in Bankruptcy, by order dated the Space to insert day day of Space to insert month Space to insert year, has revived the consumer proposal made by Line, a consumer debtor, on the Space to insert day day of Space to insert month Space to insert year, and which was deemed annulled on the Space to insert day day of Space to insert month Space to insert year.

(b) The deemed annulled consumer proposal was revived by the Court on application of Line, administrator of the proposal.

(c) The consumer proposal was revived on the following terms:

(State terms upon which the Court granted the order, if any)

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Dated at Space to insert city, this Space to insert day day of Space to insert month and year.

Space to insert signature of administrator of consumer proposal
Administrator of
consumer proposal

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