Expunging of proof permits Tribunal applications to remove or reduce improperly admitted proofs in liquidation proceedings. If the Liquidator believes a proof was improperly admitted or admitted by mistake, he may apply to the Tribunal, upon notice to the creditor, to expunge the proof or reduce its amount; alternatively, any creditor or partner may apply to the Tribunal to expunge or reduce a proof if the Liquidator declines to move, and the Tribunal may pass such orders as it thinks just.
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Expunging of proof permits Tribunal applications to remove or reduce improperly admitted proofs in liquidation proceedings.
If the Liquidator believes a proof was improperly admitted or admitted by mistake, he may apply to the Tribunal, upon notice to the creditor, to expunge the proof or reduce its amount; alternatively, any creditor or partner may apply to the Tribunal to expunge or reduce a proof if the Liquidator declines to move, and the Tribunal may pass such orders as it thinks just.
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