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s.6B
Creditor with security
(1) A debt which is the debt, or one of the debts, in respect of which a creditor’s petition is presented need not be unsecured if either— (a) the petition contains a statement by the person having the right to enforce the security that he is willing, in the event of a bankruptcy order being made, to give up his security for the benefit of all the bankrupt’s creditors; or (b) the petition is expressed not to be made in respect of the secured part of the debt and contains a statement by that person of the estimated value at the date of the petition of the security for the secured part of the debt. (2) In a case falling within subsection (1 )( b) the secured and unsecured parts of the debt are to be treated for the purposes of sections 6 to 6C as separate debts.