Sequestration Flashcards

1
Q

Acts which govern sequestration?

A

Bankruptcy (Scotland) Act 2016
Bankruptcy (Scotland)Regulations 2016
Act of Sederunt (Sheriff Court Bankruptcy Rules) 2016

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2
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How is sequestration of a living debtor done? On the petition of?

A

Qualified creditor(s) if apparently insolvent
Temporary administrator
Member state insolvency practitioner
Trustee

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3
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Monetary limit for raising a petition for sequestration?

A

£5,000

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4
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What act introduced the change to the monetary limit?

A

Coronavirus(Recovery and Reform)(Scotland) Act 2022

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5
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When must the debtor receive a daip prior to a petition for sequestration?

A

No less than 14 days before presentation

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6
Q

Sequestration of deceases debtor?

A

On executor
Qualified creditor or creditors
Temporary administrator
Member state insolvency practitioner
Trustee

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7
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What can’t be sequestrated?

A

Company registered under Companies Act 2006
Limited liability partnership

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Time period for sequestration of a debtor other than a llp or deceased debtor?

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Within 4 months

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9
Q

3 things that make debtor apparently insolvent?

A

Charge served with days specified in charge expiring without payment

Debtors estate sequestrated

Debtor grants a trust deed

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10
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Form used for stat demand and time period for debtor to reply?

A

Form 5 and 3 weeks

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11
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Form used for petition for sequestration?

A

Form 6.1-A

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12
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What is served when citing a debtor for a petition for sequestration? And what must also be done?

A

Citation in Form 6.3-A
Copy of petition for sequestration
Copy of warrant of citation

Certificate of citation in Form 6.3-B lodged with sheriff clerk no later than 2 days before debtor cited to appear.

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13
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Date appointed by sheriff for sequestration?

A

No fewer than 6 days and no more that 14 days after date of citation.

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14
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How many days does the sheriff have to determine debtor will pay seq debt?

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Within 42 days and sheriff may continue petition for no more than 42 days

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15
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How many days does a sequestration have the power against before its petitioned?

A

Within 60 days

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16
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When sequestration is effected what cannot be done?

A

Arrestment, money attachment, interim attachment or attachment of the debtors estate.

17
Q

What is a moratorium and which act is it governed by?

A

A moratorium prevents a creditor from taking certain enforcement action for a specified period of time

Bankruptcy (Scotland) Act 2016

18
Q

What cannot be done while a moratorium is in place?

A

Serve a charge for payment
Commence or execute diligence to enforce payment
Sequestrate
Release funds to a creditor

19
Q

What can be done while a moratorium is in place?

A

Auction an item which has already been attached/ removed
Implement a decree of forthcoming
Implement decree or order for sale of ship or cargo

Execute;
- earnings arrestment
- current maintenance arrestment, or
- conjoined arrestment order

Which came into effect before the day on which the moratorium began

20
Q

How long does a moratorium last and which act extended the previous period?

A

Last for 6 months
Begins day entry into register of insolvencies

Coronavirus (Recovery and Reform)(Scotland) Act 2022