No. 7/2018 INSOLVENCY Cap. 6:07 (2) The estate of the debtor remains in the custod) and under the control of the liquidator until it reverts to the debtor in terms of a composition or compromise contemplated in Part XXII or Part XXIII, or until the property is re-\ ested in the debtor or the debtor's estate because of the setting aside of the liquidation order or liquidation resolution. (3) If the liquidator vacates his or her office or dies or becomes incompetent to exercise his or her powers and perform his or her duties, the estate falls under the custody and control of any remaining liquidator or, if there is none, under the custody and control of the Master, until the appointment of a new liquidator. (.:.1-) After the expiry of e\'ery caveat entered in terms of section 18(3), 49( 10), or I 08(3) in respect of the property of a debtor any act of registration in respect of such property brought about by such debtor is valid in spite of the fact that the property formed part of the insolvent estate. (5) If a debtor who is or was insolvent unlawfully disposes of immovable property which forms part of his or her insolvent estate, the liquidator may recover the value of the property so disposed of(a) from the debtor or former debtor; or (b) from any person who, knowing such property to be part of the insolvent estate, acquired such property from the debtor or former debtor; or (c) from any person who acquired such property from the debtor or former debtor without giving sufficient value in return, in which case the amount so recovered must be the difference between the value of the property and any value given in return. (6) The execution of a judgment in respect of property of the debtor, or the enforcement of a security interest by a creditor under Part VII of the Movable Property Security Interests Act [Chapter 14:35] must be stayed(a) as soon as the sheriff or creditor becomes aware of the issuing of a liquidation order against the debtor, unless the Court orders otherwise: (b) as soon as the sheriff or creditor becomes aware of the adoption of a liquidation resolution by the debtor in terms of section 10, or the notice given to adopt a liquidation resolution in terms of section 9: Provided that the sheriff must hold over such execution of a judgment or the creditor must hold over the enforcement of a security interest until such time as he or she is satisfied that the resolution in question has been filed or registered with the necessary authority in terms of section 9(2)(a) or section 10(2), failing which he must continue \Vith the execution of the judgment or enforcement of the security interest as if the liquidation resolution in question under section 10 had not been adopted, or notice given of the intention to pass a resolution under section 9. (7) ff costs in connection with the sale in execution of assets of the debtor have already been incurred when the execution of a judgment or enforcement of the security interest is stayed as contemplated in subsection 6(a), the Master may on the application of the liquidator, on the conditions he or she finds just and subject to confirmation of the sale price by the Master or by resolution of a meeting of creditors of the estate, apprm e the continuation of the sale for the benefit of the insolvent estate, in which case the costs of the sale before or after liquidation must be deducted from the proceeds. (8) The liquidator of an insolvent estate is entitled to recmer from a creditor of the debtor the net amount of any payment in pursuance of the execution of any judgment made or in pursuance of the enforcement of any security interest to such creditor after the granting of the first liquidation order, or after the adoption of a liquidation resolution 21R