Bankruptcy Rules

Where an examination has been adjourned sine die and the bankrupt desires to have a
            day appointed for proceeding with his public examination, the expense of
            publishing
            and giving notice to creditors of the day to be appointed for proceeding with such
            examination shall, unless the Official Receiver or trustee, as the case may be, consents
            to the costs being paid out of the estate, be at the cost of the bankrupt, who shall,
            before any day is appointed for proceeding with the public examination, deposit with the
            Official Receiver or trustee, as the case may be, such sum as he may specify to the
            bankrupt that he considers sufficient to defray the expense aforesaid. The balance of
            the deposit after defraying the expense aforesaid shall be returned to the
            bankrupt.