Section 175: Production of claims
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175. Production of claims
(1) Within 30 days after service of the summonses, every creditor shall
produce his title (titre), together with a memorandum of production signed
by his attorney, and containing a demand of collocation for the claim produced, and for the costs of production.
(2) The Master shall mark the title as filed, and shall annex the several
documents of production to the minutes of the proceedings.
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(3) The title shall—
(a) not be withdrawn from the Master’s Office until after the ordre
has been finally closed; and
(b) subject to any rules made by the Master or a Judge, be open to
the inspection of all interested parties.
(4) Notwithstanding subsection (3), a creditor whose claim has been finally collocated may, unless ordered otherwise by the Master, withdraw his
title on the objection of any other party to the ordre.
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Questions this section answers
- How many days does a creditor have to submit their claim documents after the summonses are served?
- Can a creditor take back their title documents before the distribution process is fully closed?