Article 296 of Bankruptcy Law

A bankrupt who has been convicted of any fraudulent bankruptcy offence may not be rehabilitated until three years have elapsed from the execution of the sentence, its pardon, its lapse by prescription, or the expiry of its term if its execution was ordered suspended, provided that the bankrupt has paid all debts, including principal, interest and expenses, or has agreed to a composition concerning them with the creditors and has performed the terms of the composition. If the bankrupt has not paid the debts, rehabilitation shall not be permitted until ten years have elapsed from the execution of the sentence or the expiry of its term if its execution was ordered suspended, or from its pardon, or from its lapse by prescription.