The Courts of Nova Scotia - Nova Scotia Bankruptcy Court

Filing For Bankruptcy

To make an assignment in bankruptcy or a proposal, one must engage a professional bankruptcy trustee.They are listed in the Yellow Pages and in the website of their professional organization.

The Canadian Association of Insolvency and Restructuring Professionals: WWW.CAIRP.CA >>

Service Nova Scotia, through ACCESS NOVA SCOTIA >> also provides advice and resources for managing your debt and putting forward a Consumer Proposal.

THE BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY ACT >> sets out the rights and obligations of the various parties involved in bankruptcy or other insolvency proceedings. The Act also provides a system which enables debtors to make proposals to creditors to pay debts over time, usually at a reduced amount.

Bankruptcy Court Dockets
HALIFAX	SYDNEY	YARMOUTH
Oct. 18		Oct. 23
Oct. 25
AMHERST	TRURO	BRIDGEWATER

DIGBY	*PICTOU*	*KENTVILLE*
Oct. 24

Bankruptcy Court

The Law Courts
1815 Upper Water St.
Halifax, NS
B3J 1S7

Phone: (902)424-6908
Fax: (902)424-0524

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The Bankruptcy Court

Bankruptcy is a system that allows an insolvent debtor to be relieved of most debts by filing an assignment in bankruptcy.

All the available property of the bankrupt is turned over to a Trustee who realizes upon it and distributes the proceeds among the bankrupt's creditors in accordance with the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act.

The role of the Court is to make judicial determinations as required by the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act in the administration of bankrupt estates. Some matters are referred to a Supreme Court Judge.

Filing For Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy Court
Dockets

Bankruptcy Court

The Bankruptcy Court

Bankruptcy is a system that allows an insolvent debtor to be relieved of most debts by filing an assignment in bankruptcy.

All the available property of the bankrupt is turned over to a Trustee who realizes upon it and distributes the proceeds among the bankrupt's creditors in accordance with the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act.

The role of the Court is to make judicial determinations as required by the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act in the administration of bankrupt estates. Some matters are referred to a Supreme Court Judge.

Filing For Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy Court Dockets

Bankruptcy Court

Bankruptcy Court
Dockets