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Trustee`s discharge without annulling a consumer proposal in default

If a debtor is in default of 3 months payments.
What would the case be if a trustee were to apply for a trustee`s discharge without first annulling the consumer porposal?

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One Response to “Trustee`s discharge without annulling a consumer proposal in default”

Barton Goth GCO Bankruptcy Trustees said...

If you have a consumer proposal that is in default of 3 months, it is automatically deemed to be annuled, there is no need for the trustee to first annul the proposal as it has automatically happened.

As such I think you will find that due to that deemed annulement the trustee has followed the correct process.