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Version date: 31 July 2013 - onwards
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120. Grounds of challenge by creditor to coming into effect or variation of Personal Insolvency Arrangement.

The grounds on which a Personal Insolvency Arrangement may be challenged by a creditor under section 114 are, without prejudice to section 122, limited to the following matters:

(a) that the debtor has by his or her conduct within the 2 years prior to the issue of the protective certificate under section 95 arranged his or her financial affairs primarily with a view to being or becoming eligible to apply for a Debt Settlement Arrangement or a Personal Insolvency Arrangement;

(b) the procedural requirements specified in this Act were not complied with;

(c) a material inaccuracy or omission exists in the debtor's statement of affairs (based on the Prescribed Financial Statement) which causes a material detriment to the creditor;

(d) the debtor, when the Personal Insolvency Arrangement was proposed, did not satisfy the eligibility criteria specified in section 91;

(e) the Personal Insolvency Arrangement unfairly prejudices the interests of a creditor;