No. 7/2018 INSOLVENCY (b) (c) Cap.6:07 before or after the issuing of the first liquidation order, is of any effect so long as his or her estate is under liquidation; be sued in his or her own name for any delict committed by him or her after the date of liquidation of his or her estate, and his or her insolvent estate shall not be liable therefor; for his or her own benefit recover any compensation for any loss or damage which he or she may have suffered, whether before or after the date of liquidation of his or her estate, by reason of any defamation or personal injury: Provided that where such compensation recovered by the debtor includes medical or other expenses a creditor in respect of such expenses is entitled to be paid out of the compensation or recover the compensation from the debtor even though the claim for such expenses arose before the date of liquidation of the estate and the debtor may not without leave of the Court institute any action against the liquidator of his or her estate on the ground of malicious prosecution or defamation. ( 17) Any property claimable by the liquidator from the debtor under this section may be recovered from the debtor by warrant of execution to be issued by the registrar upon the production to him or her of a certificate by the Master that the property stated therein is so claimable. (18) The debtor in the case of a debtor who is a natural person, the partners in the case of a debtor which is a partnership and the management of any other debtor must, at the request of the liquidator, assist the liquidator to the best of his or her ability in collecting, taking charge of or realising any property belonging to the insolvent estate and, in the case of a natural person, the liquidator must during the period of such assistance, give to the debtor out of the insolvent estate such an allowance in money or in goods as is, in the opinion of the Master, necessary to support the debtor and his or her dependents. ( 19) A debtor who is a natural person must keep the liquidator informed in writing of his or her postal and residential address. (20) If a notice is to be conveyed to a debtor who is a natural person in terms of this Act, notice must be sent to such debtor at the address contemplated in subsection (18). PART VII IMPEACHABLE DISPOSITIONS 22 Alienation by debtor of property to third party who is in good faith If a debtor, without the consent of the liquidator of his or her estate, alienates for value any property which he or she acquired after the date of liquidation of his or her estate and which forms part of his or her insolvent estate, or any right to such property, to a person who proves that he or she was not aware and had no reason to suspect that the estate of the debtor was under liquidation, the alienation is nevertheless valid. 23 Presumptions relating to property in possession of debtor ( 1) Whenever a debtor has acquired the possession of property and the liquidator of his or her estate claims that property for the benefit of the insolvent estate, that property must be regarded as forming part of the insolvent estate, unless the contrary is proved. (2) If any person who became a creditor of the debtor after the date of liquidation of the debtor's estate alleges against the debtor or the liquidator that property acquired 222