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Section 117J — Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007: Duty to provide information

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Duty to provide information 117J 1 This section applies if, and for as long as, an enforcement restriction order has effect in respect of a debtor.

2 The debtor must, at the prescribed times, provide the ... county court with particulars of his—

a earnings, b income, c assets, and d outgoings.

3 The debtor must provide particulars of those matters—

a as the matters are at the time the particulars are provided, and b as the debtor expects the matters to be at such times in the future as may be prescribed.

4 If the debtor intends to dispose of any of his property he must, within the prescribed period, provide the ... county court with particulars of the following matters—

a the property he intends to dispose of;

b the consideration (if any) he expects will be given for the disposal;

c such other matters as may be prescribed;

d such other matters as the court may specify.

5 But subsection (4) does not apply if the disposal is of—

a goods that are exempt goods for the purposes of Schedule 12 to the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007, b goods that are protected under any other enactment from being taken control of under that Schedule, or c prescribed property.

6 The duty under subsection (4) to provide the ... county court with particulars of a proposed disposal of property applies whether the debtor is the sole owner, or one of several owners, of the property.

7 In any provision of this section “ prescribed ” means prescribed in regulations for the purposes of that provision.

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