364 Power of arrest
Insolvency Act 1986 (1986 c 45) | Legislation

364  Power of arrest

(1)     In the cases specified in the next subsection the court may cause a warrant to be issued to a constable or prescribed officer of the court—

(a)     for the arrest of a debtor to whom a [bankruptcy application or a] bankruptcy petition relates or of an undischarged bankrupt, or of a discharged bankrupt whose estate is still being administered under Chapter IV of this Part, and

(b)     for the seizure of any books, papers, records, money or goods in the possession of a person arrested under the warrant,

and

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