What conditions must be imposed on a doctor who has been declared bankrupt to be able to continue his practice?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from Munro (Bankrupt), Re, 1986 CanLII 3199 (SK QB):
But any conditions which might be imposed must not be unduly severe; they cannot create such a burden that the bankrupt might well find it impossible to carry on his practice successfully and thereby be unable to adhere to the conditions: Linkn v. Robinson, supra.
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