Form B9
Rules 6.03; 6.08; 6.14
Summons for examination
No.	      of 20     
Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia
Registry: [State]

In the matter of [name of debtor or bankrupt estate]
[Name of Applicant(s)]
Applicant[s]
[Name of Respondent(s)]
Respondent[s]
To [name of person summoned]
of [address]
Hearing of this summons
You are required to attend before [*]the Court[*or]a Registrar[*or]a magistrate at the time, date and place shown in the Notice of Filing and Hearing attached[Note: The Court will insert the Notice of Filing and Hearing as a coversheet when this summons is accepted for filing] to be examined on oath under section [*]50[*or]81 of the Bankruptcy Act 1966 and to give evidence in relation to the examinable affairs of [name of bankrupt or debtor].
You are also required to attend at any time, date and place to which the examination is adjourned if you have been given written notice of that time, date and place.
You are also required to bring with you the books listed on the next page and produce them at the examination.
If you do not comply with this summons, a warrant for your apprehension (arrest) may be issued under section 264B of the Bankruptcy Act 1966. [ADD - if summons is addressed to a person other than the bankrupt]However, a warrant will not be issued if you were not given a reasonable amount for expenses. 
Books required for production
You must bring the following books with you and produce them at the examination:
[list books required]

This summons was issued on the application of [name of applicant], [specify the capacity of the applicant under subsection 81(1) of the Bankruptcy Act 1966, eg creditor, trustee].
Applicant’s address for service
The Applicant’s address for service is:
Place:      
Email:      

Notes
1.	Subsection 5(1) of the Bankruptcy Act 1966, as relevant, defines examinable affairs, in relation to a person, to mean:
(a)	the person's dealings, transactions, property and affairs, and
(b)	the financial affairs of an associated entity of the person, in so far as they are, or appear to be, relevant to the bankrupt or to any of his or her conduct, dealings, transactions, property and affairs.
2.	You may apply to have this summons discharged by filing an interim application and supporting affidavit. (see Rule 6.05)
3.	The signature of a Registrar and the seal of the Court required (as appropriate) by rules 6.03(2), 6.08(2) or 6.14(2) of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Bankruptcy) Rules 2021 were affixed to this document electronically – see sections 178 and 179 of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia Act 2021 and rules 2.03, 2.07, 2.09 and 2.14 of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (General Federal Law) Rules 2021.

[*delete if inapplicable]