Cap. 6:07 INSOLVENCY No. 7/2018 (II) If a person contemplated in subsection (I 0) obtains judgment in respect of a debt contemplated in that subsection, the amount of the judgment must be added to the list of proved debts. ( 12) A creditor may by \Vritten pmver of attorney authorise any person to appear at a hearing on his or her behalf and to do everything at such hearing which the creditor would have been entitled to do. ( 13) The hearing may be deferred by the administrator, and the proposed composition may be amended or revoked with the permission of the debtor. (14) A composition may not be accepted if a creditor demonstrates to the satisfaction of the administrator that it accords a benefit to one creditor over another creditor to which he or she would not have been entitled on liquidation of the debtor's estate. ( 15) If the composition is accepted by the majority in number and two-thirds in value of the concurrent creditors who vote on the composition, the administrator must send a certificate that the composition has been accepted as such by standard notice to the Master and creditors, and thereafter the composition is binding on all creditors who recei,·ed notice of the hearing or who appeared at the hearing, but the right of a secured or otherwise preferent creditor is not prejudiced by the composition, unless he or she consents to the composition in writing. (16) The administrator must within six months after the acceptance of the composition and every six months thereafter until the composition has been implemented, send an account of receipts, expenses and payments by standard notice to creditors and the Master. ( 17) If the Master is of the opinion that the account is in any respect incorrect or that it contains any improper charge or that the liquidator acted mala .fide, negligently or unreasonably in incurring any costs included in the account and that the account should be amended, the Master may direct the administrator to amend the account or may give such other direction in connection therewith as he or she may think fit. (18) The provisions of sections 94, 95, 96, 97(5), 97(7), 97(10), 97(11) and 192 applies with the necessary changes to an administrator. ( 19) If the composition provides for payments by the debtor in determined instalments or otherwise, the acceptance of the composition has the effect of an order in terms of section 18 of the Magistrates Courts Act [Chapter 7: 10] and shall be enforced by the Court upon registration by the interested party, in respect of the payments. (20) Any person who in terms of the composition receives the payments on behalf of creditors, or if there is no such person, any creditor who is in terms of the composition entitled to a benefit out of the payments, has the rights which a judgment creditor would have in terms of that section. (21) The administrator is entitled to the remuneration which is payable in terms of the composition. (22) The administrator may(a) at any time on application by the debtor or an interested person direct the debtor to appear for such further questioning as the Court may consider necessary, after standard notice to creditors of at least l...J. days by the debtor or the interested person, as the case may be; (b) revoke the composition for reasons contemplated in subsection (23); (c) authorise a debtor \Vho on reasonable grounds is not able to comply with his or her obligations in terms of the composition to lodge an amended composition to creditors in the manner and \\'ith the consequences contemplated in subsection (1). 283