366 Inquiry into bankrupt's dealings and property
Insolvency Act 1986 (1986 c 45) | Legislation

366  Inquiry into bankrupt's dealings and property

(1)     At any time after a bankruptcy order has been made the court may, on the application of the official receiver or the trustee of the bankrupt's estate, summon to appear before it—

(a)     the bankrupt or the bankrupt's spouse or former spouse [or civil partner or former civil partner],

(b)     any person known or believed to have any property comprised in the bankrupt's estate in his possession or to be indebted to the bankrupt,

(c)

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