Key legal question
Whether bankruptcy without prior execution may be declared when the auditor, not the board, notifies the judge of over-indebtedness.
Extracted holding
Yes. A notice by the auditor under the statutory substitute mechanism can lead to bankruptcy; the rule is not limited to notices made by the board.
Extracted reasoning
The auditor's notice is a surrogate performance of the board's statutory duty; the purpose of the rule is to prevent delayed bankruptcy and protect creditors, so the mechanism would be ineffective if the auditor's notice could not trigger bankruptcy.