Section 66: Non-attendance of judgment debtor

If a party summoned as a judgment debtor shall not excuse his non-attendance to the satisfaction of the court or shall refuse to be sworn or to disclose the matters on which he shall be examined, or if it appears to the court by an examination of a judgment debtor or other evidence-(a) that the judgment debtor has then or has had since the judgment sufficient means to pay the money directed to be paid by him, or part thereof, and has made default in payment, and that such default is due to his refusal or wilful neglect to pay on demand; or
(b) that with intent to defraud or delay his creditors or any of them he has made or suffered any gift, delivery or transfer of any property, or removed property from the jurisdiction of the court; or
(c) that the debt or liability in respect of which the judgment has been given, has been contracted or incurred by him by fraud or false pretence or breach of trust committed by him, or by reason of any damages which he has been adjudged to pay on account of any assault or slander committed by him; or
(d) that forbearance of the debt was obtained by him by fraud or false pretence; or
(e) that the debt or liability was wilfully contracted or incurred by him without his having at the same time a reasonable expectation of being able to pay or discharge it; or
(f) that the judgment debtor under a judgment other than for the payment of money has then or has had since the judgment the power of complying with the judgment and has refused or neglected to do so, then and in any such case the court may, without prejudice to any of its powers in relation to judgment summonses hereinbefore conferred, issue a warrant for the arrest of such judgment debtor and his detention in custody, or for his detention if already in custody, until further order, or if it thinks fit may make an order calling upon such judgment debtor to show cause why he should not be punished for his misconduct.