Official Receiver definition

Official Receiver means the Official Assignee appointed under the Bankruptcy Act (Cap. 20) and includes the deputy of any such Official Assignee and any person appointed as Assistant Official Assignee;
Official Receiver means the Official Receiver appointed under section 488 of the Insolvency Act;
Official Receiver means the Official Receiver referred to in the Bankruptcy Act;

Examples of Official Receiver in a sentence

  • The Official Receiver, or the nominee thereof, shall preside as the chair of the Creditors’ Meeting and will decide all matters relating to the conduct of the Creditors’ Meeting.

  • In this instance, a bankruptcy can be extended to a five or eight year period from the date the bankrupt files their statement of affairs with AFSA through the Official Receiver.

  • When this happens, the trustee lodges an objection with the Official Receiver at AFSA.

  • LLast day of voting (LDV)The final day on which creditors can submit Debt Agreement Proposal (DAP) votes to the Official Receiver.

  • The court will then appoint an Official Receiver (OR) to act as liquidator for the company.


More Definitions of Official Receiver

Official Receiver means the Official Receiver appointed under section 3 or such other person as may be performing his duties under this Act;
Official Receiver means the Official Receiver appointed under section 17(1) and includes a Deputy Official Receiver, a Senior Assistant Official Receiver and an Assistant Official Receiver;
Official Receiver means the Director General of Insolvency, Deputy Director General of Insolvency, Senior Assistant Directors of Insolvency, Assistant Directors of Insolvency, Insolvency officers and any other officer appointed under the Bankruptcy Act 1967 [Act 360];
Official Receiver. (破產管理署署長) means the Official Receiver appointed under section 75 of the Bankruptcy Ordinance (Cap 6);
Official Receiver means the Official Receiver appointed by the Commission under section 488;
Official Receiver means the official receiver within the meaning of the Insolvency Act, 2011.