NSW Grounds for Creditors to Nominate Trustee?

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Keziah

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After going voluntary bankrupt, what are the grounds upon which creditors can nominate a private trustee?
 

Tim W

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You're an unsecured creditor?
You have probably lost your money.
 

Keziah

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You're an unsecured creditor?
You have probably lost your money.
Hi Tim, Thanks for your reply. I'd like to know if there are grounds set out in law that allow a creditor to hire a private trustee, or can a creditor do this without having any reason.
 

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In order for me to give you a meaningful answer,
please first tell me what you think a private trustee is, and does.
 

Keziah

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In order for me to give you a meaningful answer,
please first tell me what you think a private trustee is, and does.

Sorry Tim, I meant a Registered Trustee. I think they are licensed practitioners permitted to have control of a bankruptcy.