During this period you are referred to as an undischarged bankrupt.

The recipients of the housing grant must not be an undischarged bankrupt.

An undischarged bankrupt is someone whose bankruptcy is still in force.

In a bankruptcy, you will normally remain as an undischarged bankrupt for a maximum of 12 months.

The company was in Wilfred's name as his father was an undischarged bankrupt.

A person who is an undischarged bankrupt or who has been banned from being a company director by the court will also be restricted.

(vi) Bankrupts - an undischarged bankrupt cannot stand for Parliament.

This was despite being an undischarged bankrupt.

Before you make a complaint, please ensure you have read our guide complain against an undischarged bankrupt or disqualified company director.

Mr. Campbell is an undischarged bankrupt."

On his release from prison as an undischarged bankrupt, he changed his name from Bowesfield to Sinclair.

As an undischarged bankrupt, Chee became ineligible to stand in general elections and was required to seek the Official Assignee's permission before making any trips abroad.

In 1880 he resigned his seat as an undischarged bankrupt, but in 1881 was elected for the Burra district with the Hon. W. B. Rounsevell.

If an individual had previously been an undischarged bankrupt during the 15 years before the current bankruptcy (unless the previous bankruptcy was annulled) he/she was automatically discharged on 1 April 2009.

This person was in fact an undischarged bankrupt who wrote to the plaintiff as being recommended by the editor and who misappropriated the funds sent to him by the plaintiff for investment.

I did not tell him I was an undischarged bankrupt at the time, because that was temporary, but I think I reconciled my evident poverty with my financial claims.

However, as a result of a libel award against him won by William O'Brien, which he had refused to pay, he was an undischarged bankrupt and could not take up his seat.

At Mr. Thornhill's death in 1843, he left Chifney, an undischarged bankrupt, the use of his Newmarket house and stables for as long as he wished.

Application for an IVA may be made by an undischarged bankrupt or, more likely, by a person who, being insolvent, would be able to petition for his or her own bankruptcy.

It was revealed by local newspaper The Argus several days later that the Chairman Chas Majeed was an undischarged bankrupt and therefore banned from holding a high position within the club.

As an undischarged bankrupt, Newton Knights was ineligible to sit in the Commons, and resigned his seat on 9 January 1922 through appointment as Steward of the Chiltern Hundreds.

However, it emerged that he had been an undischarged bankrupt at the time of the poll, and was hence ineligible to run, and Kenneally successfully petitioned for the poll to be declared void.

As well as being an undischarged bankrupt and a semi-alcoholic, he is desperately short of money and is hounded by creditors - the income-tax people as well as his unpaid cast.

Jack Cattarall, the club secretary from March 1945 to July 1946, had been dismissed by the club after they discovered he was an undischarged bankrupt and found financial irregularities from his time in office.

He is still an undischarged bankrupt and he has a responsibility under British law to provide some details of his various expenditure since he was declared bankrupt," he told The Sunday Telegraph.

Undischarged bankrupts cannot be a director of a company.

Several of his accomplices were undischarged bankrupts as well.

Undischarged bankrupts, and people deemed to have a conflict of interest as defined by law, are disqualified from being candidates.

Darby and Gyde were undischarged bankrupts with convictions for fraud.

Also rejected are undischarged bankrupts and convicted traitors until released or pardoned.

Being insolvent or undischarged bankrupts.

As undischarged bankrupts are barred from serving in Parliament, he therefore lost his NCMP seat.

Complaints about disqualified directors, undischarged bankrupts and persons subject to bankruptcy restrictions are dealt with by The Insolvency Service, the government agency responsible for insolvency issues.

If, for example, an organisation purports to keep a list of undischarged bankrupts, but makes no effort to seek information on persons discharging themselves from bankruptcy, it will be contravening this principle.

The Insolvency Service Enforcement Hotline allows people to report disqualified directors, undischarged bankrupts and persons subject to bankruptcy restrictions, if they are not complying with the restrictions imposed on them.

Undischarged bankrupts and persons subject to bankruptcy restrictions as a result of a bankruptcy restrictions order (BRO) or bankruptcy restrictions undertaking (BRU) are not allowed to:

For guidance on what information you should provide and what The Insolvency Service will do after the complaint, see the page in this guide on complaining about disqualified directors, undischarged bankrupts and persons subject to bankruptcy restrictions.

The purpose of s 447 is to allow suspicions of misconduct, such as fraudulent trading, theft, disqualified directors or undischarged bankrupts acting as directors, prospectus offences, and so on, to be investigated without the risk of publicly harming the company.