The court may commission a person engaged in a delivery service to deliver to a bankruptcy trustee, a postal item or letter item prescribed in Article 2, paragraph (3) of the Act on Correspondence Delivery by Private Business Operators (Act No. 99 of 2002) (referred to as a "postal item, etc." in the following Article and Article 118, paragraph (5)) that is addressed to the bankrupt when it finds it necessary to do so for a bankruptcy trustee to perform their duties.
The court may cancel or change the commission prescribed in the preceding paragraph after hearing opinions of a bankruptcy trustee upon the petition of the bankrupt or by its own authority.
Upon the closing of bankruptcy proceedings, the court must cancel the commission prescribed in paragraph (1).
The bankrupt or a bankruptcy trustee may file an immediate appeal against an order made under the provisions of paragraph (1) or paragraph (2) and a judicial decision to dismiss without prejudice the petition stated in paragraph (2).
The immediate appeal stated in the preceding paragraph filed against an order made under the provisions of paragraph (1) does not have the effect of stay of enforcement.
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