Section 112U — Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007: Duty to revoke order

Duty to revoke order 112U 1 The ... county court must revoke an administration order in either of these cases—

a where it becomes apparent that, at the time the order was made, the condition in subsection 112B(2) was not met (debtor in fact did not have two or more qualifying debts);

b where the debtor is no longer a debtor under any qualifying debts.

2 The ... county court must revoke an administration order in either of these cases—

a where it becomes apparent that, at the time the order was made, the condition in subsection 112B(3) was not met (debtor in fact had business debt),

and he is still a debtor under the business debt, or any of the business debts, in question;

b where the debtor subsequently becomes a debtor under a business debt, and he is still a debtor under that debt.

3 The ... county court must revoke an administration order where it becomes apparent that, at the time the order was made, the condition in section 112B(4) was not met (debtor in fact excluded under AO, voluntary arrangement or bankruptcy exclusion).

4 The ... county court must revoke an administration order where, after the order is made—

a the debtor becomes excluded under the voluntary arrangement exclusion, or b a bankruptcy order is made against the debtor, and is still in force.

5 The ... county court must revoke an administration order in either of these cases—

a where it becomes apparent that, at the time the order was made, the condition in section 112B(5) was not met (debtor in fact able to pay qualifying debts);

b where the debtor is now able to pay all of his qualifying debts.

6 The ... county court must revoke an administration order in either of these cases—

a where it becomes apparent that, at the time the order was made, the condition in section 112B(6) was not met (debtor's qualifying debts in fact more than prescribed maximum);

b where the total amount of the debtor's qualifying debts is now more than the prescribed maximum.

7 The ... county court must revoke an administration order in either of these cases—

a where it becomes apparent that, at the time the order was made, the condition in section 112B(7) was not met (debtor's surplus income in fact less than, or the same as, the prescribed minimum);

b where the debtor's surplus income is now less than, or the same as, the prescribed minimum.