### Court may grant certificate of validity of deed. S.A., s. 293. W.A., 1898, s. 33. 183.—(1.) The trustee of a deed or the debtor may at any time apply to the Court to appoint a sitting to inquire into the validity of the deed, of which sitting the trustee or the debtor shall give at least nine days’ notice to the creditors whose names appear in the schedule to the deed. (2.) At the sitting the Court shall inquire whether the deed complies with the provisions of this Part, and if the Court finds that it does so comply, the Court shall thereupon grant a certificate of validity in the prescribed form, and that certificate shall, in all Courts, be conclusive evidence of the due execution and validity of the deed.

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