Utah § 6-1-13 Failure to file inventory -- Examination of debtor.

Utah Statutes

§ 6-1-13 — Failure to file inventory -- Examination of debtor.

Utah § 6-1-13

Title 6Assignment for Benefit of Creditors

Ch. 6-1General Provisions Relating to Assignment for Benefit of Creditors

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Utah Code Ann. § 6-1-13 (2026).

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No assignment shall be declared fraudulent or void for want of any list or inventory as provided in this title. The court or judge may, upon application of the assignee or any creditor, compel the appearance in person of the debtor before such court or judge, forthwith or at the next term, to answer under oath such matters as may be inquired of the debtor, and such debtor may be fully examined under oath as to the amount and situation of the debtor's estate, and the names of the creditors and amounts due to each with their places of residence, and may be compelled to deliver to the assignee any property or estate embraced in the assignment.

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No assignment shall be declared fraudulent or void for want of any list or inventory as provided in this title. The court or judge may, upon application of the assignee or any creditor, compel the appearance in person of the debtor before such court or judge, forthwith or at the next term, to answer under oath such matters as may be inquired of the debtor, and such debtor may be fully examined under oath as to the amount and situation of the debtor's estate, and the names of the creditors and amounts due to each with their places of residence, and may be compelled to deliver to the assignee any property or estate embraced in the assignment.