(1) If the debtor is granted discharge of residual debt, then the assets which the debtor acquires after the end of the assignment period or after the conditions specified in section 300 (2) sentence 1 arise no longer form part of the insolvency estate. Sentence 1 does not apply to parts of the assets which are restored to the insolvency estate on account of contestation by the insolvency administrator or which form part of the insolvency estate on account of an action brought by the insolvency administrator or on account of realisation activities on the part of the insolvency administrator.
(2) Until the decision to grant discharge of residual debt becomes final, the administrator is required to hold the new acquisition to which the debtor is entitled in trust and to manage it. Section 89 does not apply once the decision to grant discharge of residual debt becomes final. Once the decision to grant discharge of residual debt becomes final, the insolvency administrator is to release the new acquisition to the debtor and issue an invoice in respect of the management of the new acquisition.
(3) The insolvency administrator is entitled to claim remuneration and reimbursement of appropriate expenses against the debtor for services rendered in accordance with subsection (2) if discharge of residual debt has been finally granted. Section 293 applies accordingly.