Section 2:

2. General information to be held in public registers (1) The public registers shall contain the following information in respect of a person who is or has been bankrupt— (a) the person’s full name; (b) whether the person is currently bankrupt, or has been discharged from bankruptcy; (c) the bankruptcy number; (d) the person’s address as contained in his statement of affairs, or application for adjudication or, if he has notified the Official Receiver of a change of address, that address, or in the case of adjudication on a creditor’s application, his address contained in that application; (e) the person’s occupation and current employment status, if known; (f) in the case of an adjudication by the Court, the time and date of the adjudication; (g) if the person is a discharged bankrupt, the date, type, and conditions (if any) of discharge; (h) if the bankruptcy was annulled under section 67 (1) (b) or (c) under which of those provisions it was annulled; (i) if the Court has refused to discharge the person from bankruptcy, that information; (j) if the Court has suspended the discharge from bankruptcy, that information; (k) any other prescribed information or documents. (2) Subject to paragraph 1, the information listed in subsection (1) must be available to any member of the public. (3) A public register must not contain any information in relation to a person whose bankruptcy was annulled under section 67 (1) (a). (4) All information relating to a person who has been adjudicated bankrupt and discharged from bankruptcy must be removed from the public register— (a) 5 years after the date of discharge; but (b) in the case of a conditional discharge, 5 years after the discharge becomes unconditional. (5) All information relating to a person who has been adjudicated bankrupt but whose bankruptcy has been annulled under section 67 (1) (b) or (c) must be removed 7 years after the date of adjudication from the public register. [Issue 3] I14 – 254 Revised Laws of Mauritius