Voluntary deposit
Waiving the benefit of voluntary deposit
You may decide at any time to waive the benefit of voluntary deposit. You must inform the clerk, who will then advise your creditors and the bailiff, if applicable.
You must notify your decision to the court office where your declaration was filed, in person or by mail.
Waiving the benefit of voluntary deposit
To waive the benefit of voluntary deposit, you must use the form Renunciation of the benefit of voluntary deposit (SJ-1091A) (PDF 217 Kb).
After receiving the form, the clerk will distribute any outstanding amounts that have been deposited, and then close your file.
You will lose the protection of voluntary deposit and become liable to seizure and other legal proceedings, including an application for a bankruptcy order.
Last update: January 23, 2024