Cap. 6:07 INSOLVENCY No. 7/2018 (.:J.) A creditor who holds security for his or her claim must place a monetar) value on his or her security, or hm·e his or her voting rights limited in terms of section 5.:J.(5). (5) The rejection of a claim docs not, subject to section 20, debar the claimant from proving the claim at a later meeting of creditors or by an action at law. (6) E\·ery claim must be proved by an affidavit in a form corresponding substantially with Form B or C of the First Schedule and, subject to subsections (I 0) and (II), no oral evidence may be received in support of any claim. (7) The affidavit contemplated in subsection (5) and all documents submitted in support of the claim or a copy thereof must be lodged with the person who is to preside at the meeting of creditors before the time of day advertised for the commencement of the meeting on or before the second \Vorking day before the date of the meeting, failing which the claim may not be admitted at that meeting unless the presiding officer is of the opinion that the creditor had a reasonable excuse for his or her failure to lodge the claim timeously. (8) Where appropriate the amount of a claim may be expressed in a foreign currency, but all claims in a foreign currency must be paid in its equi\·alent in functional currency and the conversion date of functional currency to a foreign currency is the date of liquidation. (9) A claimant who has proved a claim that is deficient in any respect may at a subsequent meeting of creditors prove a corrected claim. (I 0) The documents referred to in subsection (6) may be perused free of charge by the liquidator, the debtor and any creditor of the insolvent estate or the representative of any of them during office hours at the office of the person who is to preside at the meeting, and the liquidator, debtor, or creditor may submit motivated objections to the proof of a claim at the meeting where the claim is lodged for proof or to the presiding officer before the meeting. (ll) Any person who has an unliquidated claim against an insolvent estate may tender such claim for proof at a meeting of creditors, but such claim may not be admitted to proof until it has been accepted by the liquidator by way of compromise or proved in an action at law. ( 12) When such claim is compromised or proved in an action at law it must be regarded as having been proved and admitted against the estate at the meeting where it was lodged for proof, unless the creditor informs the liquidator by standard notice within seven days of the compromise or judgment that he or she abandons the claim. ( 13) The presiding officer at the meeting of creditors may on his or her own motion or at the request of the liquidator or his or her representative or any creditor who has proved a claim at a meeting of creditors or the representative of such creditor, call upon any person present at the meeting who wishes to prove a claim or who has proved a claim against the estate to submit to examination by the presiding officer. the liquidator or his or her representative or any such creditor or his or her representative in regard to such claim, and for purposes of such examination the presiding officer must administer to the said person the oath or take from him or her a solemn declaration to speak the truth: Provided that a creditor who has proved a claim at a meeting may not question a creditor who wishes to prove a claim at the same meeting before the claim of such creditor has been admitted or rejected. ( 1-.J.) Any person who wishes to prove or who has at any time proved a claim against an insolvent estate and who is absent from a meeting of creditors may be 251