Bankruptcy (Scotland) Act 1985: Schedule 5, Paragraph 5(3)

Trust Deeds for Creditors by

Julie Cooper & Grant Cooper

Trust Deeds have been granted by Julie Cooper and Grant Cooper, 10 Maple Place, Denny, FK6 6JY on 10th March 2004 conveying (to the extent specified in Section 5(4A) of the Bankruptcy (Scotland) Act 1985) their estate to me Douglas B Jackson, Chartered Accountant, Allan House, 25 Bothwell Street, Glasgow G2 6NL as Trustee for the benefit of their creditors generally.

If a creditor wishes to object to the trust deed for the purposes of preventing it becoming a protected trust deed (see notes below on the objections required for that purpose) notification of such objection must be delivered in writing to the Trustee within 5 weeks of the date of publication of this Notice in The Edinburgh Gazette.

Notes: The trust deed will become a protected trust deed unless within the period of 5 weeks of the date of publication of this Notice in The Edinburgh Gazette a majority in number or not less than one third in value of the creditors notify the Trustee in writing that they object to the trust deed and do not wish to accede to it.

The effect of this is that paragraphs 6 and 7 of Schedule 5 to the Act will apply to the trust deed. Briefly, this has the effect of restricting the rights of non-acceding creditors to do diligence (ie to enforce court decrees for unpaid debts) against the debtor and confers certain protection upon the trust deed from being superseded by the sequestration of the debtor’s estate.

Douglas B Jackson, Trustee

Moore Stephens, Corporate Recovery, Allan House, 25 Bothwell Street, Glasgow G2 6NL

19th March 2004