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The court revived an annulled consumer proposal after the debtor completed all required payments.
The court considered a motion by the Administrator to revive the consumer proposal of Marion Patricia Amos, which had been annulled after the debtor defaulted due to health and financial issues.
The court reviewed the statutory discretion under s. 66.31(9) of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act and the relevant factors for revival, including the debtor’s good faith, completion of payments, and lack of creditor opposition.
The motion was granted, reviving the proposal.
Debtor's adjournment request denied due to delay; Division 1 bankruptcy proposal approved.
The trustee applied for an order approving the debtor's Division 1 proposal.
The debtor sought an adjournment to object to the trustee's remuneration and to expunge a creditor's proof of claim.
The court denied the adjournment, finding that the debtor had ample opportunity to challenge the claim earlier and that the bankruptcy proceedings had already been excessively delayed.
The court approved the proposal, finding its terms reasonable and calculated to benefit the general body of creditors.
