Expunging of proof: court may expunge or reduce creditor proofs on liquidator or creditor application. If the Liquidator believes a proof was improperly admitted or admitted by mistake, the Liquidator may apply to the Court, upon notice to the creditor, to expunge the proof or reduce its amount; if the Liquidator declines to act, any creditor or contributory may apply and the Court may make such orders as it thinks just.
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Expunging of proof: court may expunge or reduce creditor proofs on liquidator or creditor application.
If the Liquidator believes a proof was improperly admitted or admitted by mistake, the Liquidator may apply to the Court, upon notice to the creditor, to expunge the proof or reduce its amount; if the Liquidator declines to act, any creditor or contributory may apply and the Court may make such orders as it thinks just.
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