Open court hearings cover specified company matters; other applications may be heard in chambers or adjourned to court. A defined roster of company matters must be heard in open Court, including petitions; statutory applications concerning defaults, registrar filings, voting rights and restrictions on securities; meetings of creditors or members; reconstruction or amalgamation proceedings; public examinations; declarations of personal liability for fraud; inquiries into conduct of promoters or directors and associated repayment or compensation claims; prosecution of delinquent officers; claims to liquidation account monies; committal for contempt; appeals from the Official Liquidator; and admission or rejection of proofs. The Judge may order other matters into open Court or for hearings to take place in Chambers. Other matters may be heard in Chambers but may be adjourned into Court at the Judge's discretion.