s 53B Property or proceeds therefrom deemed to be property of Director General of Insolvency
(1) Where a person has acquired property of the bankrupt under a transaction that is void or under a voidable transaction (that is subsequently set aside) and sold, disposed of, realized or collected the property or any part of it, the money or other proceeds from any such dealing, whether further disposed of or not, shall be deemed to be the property of the Director General of Insolvency. (2) The Director General of Insolvency may recover the property referred to in subsection (1) or its value or the money or other proceeds therefrom from the person who acquired it from the bankrupt or from any other person to whom the person may have sold, resold or transferred the property or paid over the money or other proceeds therefrom as fully and effectually as the Director General of Insolvency could have recovered the property if it had not been so sold, transferred, disposed of, realized or collected. (3) Notwithstanding subsections (1) and (2), where any person, (not being the person who acquired the property from bankrupt) to whom the property was sold, resold or otherwise disposed of, had paid or given therefor valuable consideration and acted in good faith such person shall not be subject to the operation of this section and the Director General of Insolvencyβs recourse for recovery of the consideration so paid or given or its value shall be solely against the person who entered into the transaction with the bankrupt. (4) Where the consideration payable for or upon any sale or resale of such property or any part thereof remains unsatisfied the right of the Director General of Insolvency shall be subrogated for that of the vendor to compel payment or satisfaction.