The court will reject the creditor's petition unless they can prove that in the preceding six months the debtor committed an act of sequestration.

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The requirement for a creditor's petition to be accepted by the court typically involves proving the debtor's inability to pay their debts, not necessarily committing an act of sequestration in the preceding six months.

The Court Will Reject the Creditor's Petition Unless They Can