77.-(1) Where the Court is of opinion that a debtor is failing to disclose his affairs, or where the debtor has failed to attend the public examination or any adjournment thereof, or where the debtor has not complied with any order of the Court in relation to his accounts, conduct, dealings, and property, and no good cause is shown by him for such failure, the Court may adjourn the public examination sine die, and may make such further or other order as it shall think fit.
(2) Where after such adjournment a day is appointed for the examination of the debtor, on the application either of the Official Receiver or of the debtor, the Official Receiver shall cause notice of the day so appointed to be served on the debtor and to be given to each creditor who has tendered a proof, and shall also gazette and advertise such notice.