Jurisdiction in chambers.Jurisdiction in chambers.

### Jurisdiction in chambers. E.B.A., s. 101. N.S.W., s. 136. Vic., ss. 10, 20. Q., s. 10. S.A., s. 18. W.A., s. 91. Tas., s. 62. 21. A Judge exercising jurisdiction in bankruptcy may exercise in chambers the whole or any part of his jurisdiction: Provided that the following shall be heard and determined in open Court, namely:— (a) Examinations under this Act; (b) Applications for orders of discharge; (c) Applications to consider and the consideration of a composition or scheme of arrangement or the granting of a certificate of the validity of a deed of assignment; (d) Applications to set aside or avoid any settlement conveyance transfer security or payment, or to declare for or against the title of trustees to any property adversely claimed; (e) Applications for the committal of any person to prison; (f) Appeals against the rejection of a proof or applications to expunge or reduce a proof; (g) Applications for the trial of issues of fact with a jury and the trial of such issues; and (h) All questions arising under Part XI. and Part XII. of this Act.