Court-ordered examination failure can trigger an arrest warrant, remaining in force until cancelled or executed. A person directed to attend for examination under section 477 or 478 who fails to attend without good cause, or who is shown by the Official Liquidator to have absconded or be likely to abscond to avoid examination, may be subject to a warrant of arrest issued by the court if notice was duly served; any such warrant remains in force until executed or cancelled by the issuing court or the appellate court.
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Court-ordered examination failure can trigger an arrest warrant, remaining in force until cancelled or executed.
A person directed to attend for examination under section 477 or 478 who fails to attend without good cause, or who is shown by the Official Liquidator to have absconded or be likely to abscond to avoid examination, may be subject to a warrant of arrest issued by the court if notice was duly served; any such warrant remains in force until executed or cancelled by the issuing court or the appellate court.
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