143. Where an estate is ordered to be administered in a summary manner under section 103 of the Law, the provisions of the Law and these rules shall, subject to any special direction of the Court, be modified as follows, namely :-
(a) there shall be no advertisement of any proceeding in local papers unless the Court otherwise directs;
(b) the title of every document in the proceedings subsequent to the making of the order for summary administration shall have inserted thereon the words “Summary Case”;
(c) if no proposal for a composition or scheme is lodged with the Official Receiver within the time specified for that purpose in section. 17 of the Law, or within such time thereafter as the Official Receiver may fix, or if the Court is satisfied that the debtor has absconded, or that he does not intend to propose a composition or scheme, or that his proposal is not reasonable or calculated to benefit the general body of creditors, or has not been accepted by them, the Court may forthwith adjudge the debtor bankrupt. A report by the Official Receiver under this paragraph shall be prima facie evidence of its contents;
(d) if during or at the conclusion of the public examination of the debtor it appears to the Court that a composition or scheme ought not to be sanctioned by reason of the conduct of the debtor, the Court may forthwith adjudge the debtor bankrupt;
(e) the first meeting of creditors may, where it is expedient, be held on the day appointed for the public examination, or on any other day fixed by the Official Receiver. If a quorum of creditors be not present, it shall not be necessary to adjourn the meeting;
(f) meetings of creditors shall, unless the Official Receiver for special reasons otherwise determines, he held in the town or place in which the Court usually holds its sittings, or in which the Official Receiver has his office;
(g) on an application by a bankrupt for his discharge the certificate of the Official Receiver shall not include, nor shall notices be sent to, creditors whose debts do not exceed two pounds;
(h) notices of meetings, other than of first meetings, or of sittings of the Court, shall only be sent to creditors whose debts or claims exceed the sum of two pounds;
(i) the time mentioned in section 58 (2) of the Law may, at the discretion V of the Official Receiver, be extended to six months;
(j) the estate shall be realized with all reasonable despatch, and where practicable distributed in a single dividend when realized;
(k) the costs or charges, payable out of the estate; of any person other than of an advocate may be paid and allowed without taxation by the Official Receiver if he so thinks fit.