Div 4Preparation of Orders.

Division 4.—Preparation of Orders. Preparation of orders. 37.—(1.) If within one week from the making of an order for the appointment of the Official Receiver as Interim Receiver of the debtor’s property, a sequestration order, an order annulling a sequestration order, order on application to approve a composition or scheme, order annulling a composition or scheme, or order on application for discharge, the order has not been completed, the Registrar shall prepare and complete the order: Provided that if in any case the Court is of opinion that the provisions of this Rule ought not to apply, it may so order: Provided further that where an order of discharge is granted subject to the condition that judgment shall be entered against the bankrupt, nothing in this Rule shall require the Registrar to prepare and complete the order until the bankrupt has given consent, in accordance with Form 144, to judgment being entered against him. (2.) Where the petitioner is represented by a solicitor the order shall be endorsed with the name and address of the solicitor. Notice of appointment to settle order. 38. A person who has the carriage of an order shall obtain from the Registrar an appointment to settle the order, and shall give reasonable notice of the appointment to all persons who are affected by the order, or to their solicitors. Transmission of copy to Official Receiver. 39. A copy of every sequestration order, and order for the appointment of the Official Receiver as Interim Receiver of the debtor’s property, sealed with the seal of the Court, and every other order made by the Court, shall forthwith be sent by post or otherwise by the Registrar to the Official Receiver.