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IRISH BANKRUPT AND INSOLVENT ACT 1857 - SECT 286

286. The Court shall whenever it shall think fit, at a public sitting, of
which such notice shall be given as the Court shall by any general or special
order direct, audit the accounts of the assignees; and at such sitting the
assignees shall deliver ... a true statement in writing of all money received
by them respectively, and when and on what account, and how the same has been
employed, and such other particulars as the Court may direct; and the Court
shall examine such statement, and ascertain what balances have been from time
to time in the hands of such assignees respectively, and with what sums the
assignees are properly chargeable; and it shall be lawful for the Court to
examine the assignees ... touching such accounts, and to make therein all just
allowances; but the Court may, if it think fit, dispense with the attendance
of the creditor's assignees at such sitting.][

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