Section 31Part 8 — Provisional and Absolute Orders for Bankruptcy
Revocation of provisional order
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If the debtor, within the time appointed, shows to the satisfaction of the Court that either the proof of the petitioning creditor’s debt, or of the act of bankruptcy, is insufficient and if upon such showing no other sufficient petitioning creditor’s debt or act of bankruptcy is proved, or if any ground is shown to exist which would render the making of a provisional order inequitable, the Court shall revoke the provisional order and, unless it sees good cause to the contrary, shall order costs to be paid to the debtor.