IBRAHIM BAI v. HERFT et al.
1942 Present: Soertsz
and de Krester JJ.
IBRAHIM BAI, Appellant, and HERFT, et al., Respondents.
77-D. C. Kandy, I 3.
Insolvency-Grant of
certificate to insolvent-Right of a creditor to prove a" debt
thereafter-Insol11ency Ordinance, s. 93.
A creditor is entitled to prove a debt in the course of an insolvency case even
after the granting of a certificate to the insolvent, provided he obtains from
the Court a sitting for the proof of the debt after due notice thereof has been
given.
APPEAL
from a judgment of the District Court of
Kandy.
N. Nadarajah, K.C. (with him H. W. Thambiah), for the proving
creditor, appellant.
No appearance for the proved-creditors, respondents.
March 6,1942. SOERTSZ J.-
This is an appeal by one Ibrahim Bai who, professing to be a creditor of the
Insolvent in a sum of Rs. 1,560, sought to prove that debt in the course of an
insolvency case. He made his application on April 4, 1941. The learned District
Judge refused to allow this application on the ground that it was too late for
him to prove a debt in view of the fact that a certificate in the 3rd class had
been granted to the Insolvent. The learned
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