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    • Delaware Code
    • Title 10 - Courts and Judicial Procedure
    • Chapter 73. INSOLVENCY
    • Subchapter I. Proceedings for Discharge
    • § 7314. Records of proceedings.

    Delaware Code
    Subchapter I. Proceedings for Discharge
    § 7314. Records of proceedings.

    Every petition, and all proceedings, orders and adjudications in cases of insolvency, shall be recorded by the prothonotary, or Register in Chancery, in suitable books kept for the purpose. A correct alphabetical index shall be kept for each book.

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    Delaware Code

    Title 10 - Courts and Judicial Procedure

    Chapter 73. INSOLVENCY

    Subchapter I. Proceedings for Discharge

    § 7301. Right of discharge from imprisonment for debt; conditions.

    § 7302. Contents of petition.

    § 7303. Summons to creditors; service.

    § 7304. Proof of service; appearance as waiver.

    § 7305. Creditor's affidavit of fraud; jury trial.

    § 7306. Hearing by court in absence of allegation of fraud.

    § 7307. Interrogatories to petitioner.

    § 7308. Order to surrender property.

    § 7309. Penalties for fraud of petitioner.

    § 7310. Discharge of petitioner.

    § 7311. Oath of insolvency upon discharge.

    § 7312. Petitioner's assignment in trust for creditors on discharge.

    § 7313. Petition in Chancery for discharge.

    § 7314. Records of proceedings.

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