The Insolvency Rules 1986

Type Statutory-Instrument
Publication 1986-11-10
Last updated 1988-01-11
State In force
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to review from time to time the adequacy of the responsible insolvency practitioner's security.

  • (3) In any insolvency proceedings the cost of the responsible insolvency practitioner's security shall be defrayed as an expense of the proceedings.

Time-limits

12.9

The provisions of Order 3 of the Rules of the Supreme Court, except Rules 3 and 6, apply as regards computation of time in respect of anything required or authorised by the Rules to be done.

Service by post

12.10
  • (1) For a document to be properly served by post, it must be contained in an envelope addressed to the person on whom service is to be effected, and pre-paid for either first or second class post.
  • (1A) A document to be served by post may be sent to the last known address of the person to be served.
  • (2) Where first class post is used, the document is treated as served on the second business day after the date of posting, unless the contrary is shown.
  • (3) Where second class post is used, the document is treated as served on the fourth business day after the date of posting, unless the contrary is shown.
  • (4) The date of posting is presumed, unless the contrary is shown, to be the date shown in the post-mark on the envelope in which the document is contained.

General provisions as to service

12.11
  • (1) Subject to Rule 12.10 and as follows, Order 65 of the Rules of the Supreme Court applies as regards any matter relating to the service of documents and the giving of notice in insolvency proceedings.
  • (2) In Order 65 Rule 7, the expression “other originating process” does not include any application in insolvency proceedings.
  • (3) Order 65 Rule 9 does not apply.
  • (4) In Order 65 Rule 10, the expression “process” includes any application in insolvency proceedings.

Service outside the jurisdiction

12.12
  • (1) Order 11 of the Rules of the Supreme Court, and the corresponding County Court Rules, do not apply in insolvency proceedings.
  • (2) A bankruptcy petition may, with the leave of the court, be served outside England and Wales in such manner as the court may direct.
  • (3) Where for the purposes of insolvency proceedings any process or order of the court, or other document, is required to be served on a person who is not in England and Wales, the court may order service to be effected within such time, on such person, at such place and in such manner as it thinks fit, and may also require such proof of service as it thinks fit.
  • (4) An application under this Rule shall be supported by an affidavit stating—
  • (a) the grounds on which the application is made, and
  • (b) in what place or country the person to be served is, or probably may be found.

Confidentiality of documents

12.13
  • (1) Where in insolvency proceedings the responsible insolvency practitioner considers, in the case of a document forming part of the records of the insolvency, that—
  • (a) it should be treated as confidential, or
  • (b) it is of such a nature that its disclosure would be calculated to be injurious to the interests of the insolvent's creditors or, in the case of a company's insolvency, its members or the contributories in its winding up,

he may decline to allow it to be inspected by a person who would otherwise be entitled to inspect it.

  • (2) The persons to whom the insolvency practitioner may under this Rule refuse inspection include the members of a liquidation committee or a creditors' committee.
  • (3) Where under this Rule the insolvency practitioner determines to refuse inspection of a document, the person wishing to inspect it may apply to the court for that determination to be overruled; and the court may either overrule it altogether, or sustain it subject to such conditions (if any) as it thinks fit to impose.
  • (4) Nothing in this Rule entitles the insolvency practitioner to decline to allow the inspection of any proof or proxy.

Notices sent simultaneously to the same person

12.14

Where under the Act or the Rules a document of any description is to be sent to a person (whether or not as a member of a class of persons to whom that same document is to be sent), it may be sent as an accompaniment to any other document or information which the person is to receive, with or without modification or adaptation of the form applicable to that document.

Right to copy documents

12.15

Where the Act or the Rules confer a right for any person to inspect documents, the right includes that of taking copies of those documents, on payment—

  • (a) in the case of documents on the court's file of proceedings, of the fee chargeable under any order made under section 130 of the Supreme Court Act 1981 or under section 128 of the County Courts Act 1984, and
  • (b) otherwise, of the appropriate fee.

Non-receipt of notice of meeting

12.16

Where in accordance with the Act or the Rules a meeting of creditors or other persons is summoned by notice, the meeting is presumed to have been duly summoned and held, notwithstanding that not all those to whom the notice is to be given have received it.

Right to have list of creditors

12.17
  • (1) This Rule applies in any of the following proceedings—
  • (a) proceedings under Part II of the Act (company administration),
  • (b) a creditors' voluntary winding up, or a winding up by the court, and
  • (c) proceedings in bankruptcy.
  • (2) In any such proceedings a creditor who under the Rules has the right to inspect documents on the court file also has the right to require the responsible insolvency practitioner to furnish him with a list of the insolvent's creditors and the amounts of their respective debts.

This does not apply if a statement of the insolvent's affairs has been filed in court or, in the case of a creditors' voluntary winding up, been delivered to the registrar of companies.

  • (3) The insolvency practitioner, on being required by any person to furnish the list, shall send it to him, but is entitled to charge the appropriate fee for doing so.

False claim of status as creditor, etc

12.18
  • (1) Where the Rules provide for creditors, members of a company or contributories in a company's winding up a right to inspect any documents, whether on the court's file or in the hands of a responsible insolvency practitioner or other person, it is an offence for a person, with the intention of obtaining a sight of documents which he has not under the Rules any right to inspect, falsely to claim a status which would entitle him to inspect them.
  • (2) A person guilty of an offence under this Rule is liable to imprisonment or a fine, or both.

Execution overtaken by judgment debtor's insolvency

12.19
  • (1) This Rule applies where execution has been taken out against property of a judgment debtor, and notice is given to the sheriff or other officer charged with the execution—
  • (a) under section 184(1) (that a winding-up order has been made against the debtor, or that a provisional liquidator has been appointed, or that a resolution for voluntary winding up has been passed); or
  • (b) under section 184(4) (that a winding-up petition has been presented or a winding-up order made, or that a meeting has been called at which there is to be proposed a resolution for voluntary winding up, or that such a resolution has been passed); or
  • (c) under section 346(2) (that the judgment debtor has been adjudged bankrupt); or
  • (d) under section 346(3)(b) (that a bankruptcy petition has been presented in respect of him).
  • (2) Subject as follows, the notice shall be in writing and be delivered by hand at, or sent by recorded delivery to, the office of the under-sheriff or (as the case may be) of the officer charged with the execution.
  • (3) Where the execution is in a county court, and the officer in charge of it is the registrar of that court, then if—
  • (a) there is filed in that court in respect of the judgment debtor a winding-up or bankruptcy petition, or
  • (b) there is made by that court in respect of him a winding-up order or an order appointing a provisional liquidator, or a bankruptcy order or an order appointing an interim receiver,

section 184 or (as the case may be) 346 is deemed satisfied as regards the requirement of a notice to be served on, or given to, the officer in charge of the execution.

The Gazette

12.20
  • (1) A copy of the Gazette containing any notice required by the Act or the Rules to be gazetted is evidence of any facts stated in the notice.
  • (2) In the case of an order of the court notice of which is required by the Act or the Rules to be gazetted, a copy of the Gazette containing the notice may in any proceedings be produced as conclusive evidence that the order was made on the date specified in the notice.
  • (3) Where an order of the court which is gazetted has been varied, and where any matter has been erroneously or inaccurately gazetted, the person whose responsibility it was to procure the requisite entry in the Gazette shall forthwith cause the variation of the order to be gazetted or, as the case may be, a further entry to be made in the Gazette for the purpose of correcting the error or inaccuracy.

Punishment of offences

12.21
  • (1) Schedule 5 to the Rules has effect with respect to the way in which contraventions of the Rules are punishable on conviction.
  • (2) In relation to an offence under a provision of the Rules specified in the first column of the Schedule (the general nature of the offence being described in the second column), the third column shows whether the offence is punishable on conviction on indictment, or on summary conviction, or either in the one way or the other.
  • (3) The fourth column shows, in relation to an offence, the maximum punishment by way of fine or imprisonment which may be imposed on a person convicted of the offence in the way specified in relation to it in the third column (that is to say, on indictment or summarily), a reference to a period of years or months being to a term of imprisonment of that duration.
  • (4) The fifth column shows (in relation to an offence for which there is an entry in that column) that a person convicted of the offence after continued contravention is liable to a daily default fine; that is to say, he is liable on a second or subsequent conviction of the offence to the fine specified in that column for each day on which the contravention is continued (instead of the penalty specified for the offence in the fourth column of the Schedule).
  • (5) Section 431 (summary proceedings), as it applies to England and Wales, has effect in relation to offences under the Rules as to offences under the Act.

PART 13 — INTERPRETATION AND APPLICATION

Introductory

13.1

This Part of the Rules has effect for their interpretation and application; and any definition given in this Part applies except, and in so far as, the context otherwise requires.

“The court”; “the registrar”

13.2
  • (1) Anything to be done under or by virtue of the Act or the Rules by, to or before the court may be done by, to or before a judge or the registrar.
  • (2) The registrar may authorise any act of a formal or administrative character which is not by statute his responsibility to be carried out by the chief clerk or any other officer of the court acting on his behalf, in accordance with directions given by the Lord Chancellor.
  • (3) In individual insolvency proceedings, “the registrar” means a Registrar in Bankruptcy of the High Court, or the registrar or deputy registrar of a county court.
  • (4) In company insolvency proceedings in the High Court, “the registrar” means—
  • (a) subject to the following paragraph, a Registrar in Bankruptcy of the High Court;
  • (b) where the proceedings are in the District Registry of Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle-upon-Tyne or Preston, the District Registrar.
  • (5) In company insolvency proceedings in a county court, “the registrar” means the officer of the court whose duty it is to exercise the functions which in the High Court are exercised by a registrar.

“Give notice”, etc

13.3
  • (1) A reference in the Rules to giving notice, or to delivering, sending or serving any document, means that the notice or document may be sent by post, unless under a particular Rule personal service is expressly required.
  • (2) Any form of post may be used, unless under a particular Rule a specified form is expressly required.
  • (3) Personal service of a document is permissible in all cases.
  • (4) Notice of the venue fixed for an application may be given by service of the sealed copy of the application under Rule 7.4(3).

Notice, etc. to solicitors

13.4

Where under the Act or the Rules a notice or other document is required or authorised to be given to a person, it may, if he has indicated that his solicitor is authorised to accept service on his behalf, be given instead to the solicitor.

Notice to joint liquidators, joint trustees, etc

13.5

Where two or more persons are acting jointly as the responsible insolvency practitioner in any proceedings, delivery of a document to one of them is to be treated as delivery to them all.

“Venue”

13.6

References to the “venue” for any proceeding or attendance before the court, or for a meeting, are to the time, date and place for the proceeding, attendance or meeting.

“Insolvency proceedings”

13.7

Insolvency proceedings” means any proceedings under the Act or the Rules.

“Insolvent estate”

13.8

References to “the insolvent estate” are—

  • (a) in relation to a company insolvency, the company's assets, and
  • (b) in relation to an individual insolvency, the bankrupt's estate or (as the case may be) the debtor's property.

“Responsible insolvency practitioner”, etc

13.9
  • (1) In relation to any insolvency proceedings, “the responsible insolvency practitioner” means —
  • (a) the person acting in a company insolvency, as supervisor of a voluntary arrangement under Part I of the Act, or as administrator, administrative receiver, liquidator or provisional liquidator;
  • (b) the person acting in an individual insolvency, as the supervisor of a voluntary arrangement under Part VIII of the Act, or as trustee or interim receiver;
  • (c) the official receiver acting as receiver and manager of a bankrupt's estate.
  • (2) Any reference to the liquidator, provisional liquidator, trustee or interim receiver includes the official receiver when acting in the relevant capacity.

“Petitioner”

13.10

In winding up and bankruptcy, references to “the petitioner” or “the petitioning creditor” include any person who has been substituted as such, or been given carriage of the petition.

“The appropriate fee”

13.11

The appropriate fee” means—

  • (a) in Rule 6.192(2) (payor under income payments order entitled to clerical etc. costs), 50 pence; and
  • (b) in other cases, 15 pence per A4 or A5 page, and 30 pence per A3 page.

“Debt”, “liability” (winding up)

13.12
  • (1) “Debt”, in relation to the winding up of a company, means (subject to the next paragraph) any of the following—
  • (a) any debt or liability to which the company is subject at the date on which it goes into liquidation;
  • (b) any debt or liability to which the company may become subject after that date by reason of any obligation incurred before that date; and
  • (c) any interest provable as mentioned in Rule 4.93(1).
  • (2) In determining for the purposes of any provision of the Act or the Rules about winding up, whether any liability in tort is a debt provable in the winding up, the company is deemed to become subject to that liability by reason of an obligation incurred at the time when the cause of action accrued.
  • (3) For the purposes of references in any provision of the Act or the Rules about winding up to a debt or liability, it is immaterial whether the debt or liability is present or future, whether it is certain or contingent, or whether its amount is fixed or liquidated, or is capable of being ascertained by fixed rules or as a matter of opinion; and references in any such provision to owing a debt are to be read accordingly.
  • (4) In any provision of the Act or the Rules about winding up, except in so far as the context otherwise requires, “liability” means (subject to paragraph (3) above) a liability to pay money or money's worth, including any liability under an enactment, any liability for breach of trust, any liability in contract, tort or bailment, and any liability arising out of an obligation to make restitution.

Expressions used generally

13.13
  • (1) “Business day” has the same meaning as in section 251 of the Act except in Rules 1.7, 4.10, 4.11, 4.16, 4.20, 5.10 and 6.23, where, if the court is the High Court, it has the same meaning as is given in Order 65, Rule 5(4) of the Rules of the Supreme Court, and, in relation to a county court, it means any day on which the court office is open in accordance with Order 2, Rule 2 of the County Court Rules.
  • (2) “The Department” means the Department of Trade and Industry.
  • (3) “File in court” means deliver to the court for filing.
  • (4) “The Gazette” means the London Gazette.
  • (5) “General regulations” means regulations made by the Secretary of State under Rule 12.1.
  • (6) “Prescribed order of priority” means the order of priority of payments laid down by Chapter 20 of Part 4 of the Rules, or Chapter 23 of Part 6.

Application

13.14
  • (1) Subject to paragraph (2) of this Rule, and save where otherwise expressly provided, the Rules apply—
  • (a) to ... receivers appointed on or after the day on which the Rules come into force,
  • (b) to bankruptcy proceedings where the bankruptcy petition is presented on or after the day on which the Rules come into force, and
  • (c) to all other insolvency proceedings commenced on or after that day.
  • (2) The Rules also apply to winding-up and bankruptcy proceedings commenced before that day to which provisions of the Act are applied by Schedule 11 to the Act, to the extent necessary to give effect to those provisions.

SCHEDULE 1 — DEPOSIT PROTECTION BOARD'S VOTING RIGHTS

1

This Schedule applies as does Rule 4.72.

2

In relation to any meeting at which the Deposit Protection Board is under Rule 4.72 entitled to be represented, the Board may submit in the liquidation, instead of a proof, a written statement of voting rights (“the statement”).

3

The statement shall contain details of—

  • (a) the names of creditors of the company in respect of whom an obligation of the Board has arisen or may reasonably be expected to arise as a result of the liquidation or proposed liquidation;
  • (b) the amount of the obligation so arising; and
  • (c) the total amount of all such obligations specified in the statement.
4

The Board's statement shall, for the purpose of voting at a meeting (but for no other purpose), be treated in all respects as if it were a proof.

5

Any voting rights which a creditor might otherwise exercise at a meeting in respect of a claim against the company are reduced by a sum equal to the amount of that claim in relation to which the Board, by virtue of its having submitted a statement, is entitled to exercise voting rights at that meeting.

6

The Board may from time to time submit a further statement, and, if it does so, that statement supersedes any statement previously submitted.

SCHEDULE 2 — ALTERNATIVE COURTS FOR DEBTORS' PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY

Debtor’s own county court Nearest full-time court
ABERDARE CARDIFF
ABERYSTWYTH CARDIFF
AYLESBURY LUTON
BANBURY LUTON or GLOUCESTER or READING
BANGOR BIRKENHEAD or CHESTER
BARNSLEY SHEFFIELD
BARNSTAPLE EXETER
BARROW IN FURNESS BLACKPOOL or PRESTON
BATH BRISTOL
BEDFORD LUTON
BLACKBURN PRESTON
BLACKWOOD CARDIFF
BOSTON NOTTINGHAM
BRIDGEND CARDIFF
BRIDGWATER BRISTOL
BURNLEY BOLTON or PRESTON
BURTON ON TRENT LEICESTER or DERBY or NOTTINGHAM
BURY ST. EDMUNDS CAMBRIDGE
CANTERBURY CROYDON or THE HIGH COURT (LONDON)
CARLISLE PRESTON or BLACKPOOL
CARMARTHEN CARDIFF
CHELMSFORD SOUTHEND or THE HIGH COURT (LONDON)
CHELTENHAM GLOUCESTER
CHESTERFIELD SHEFFIELD
COLCHESTER SOUTHEND or THE HIGH COURT (LONDON)
COVENTRY BIRMINGHAM
CREWE STOKE or CHESTER
DARLINGTON MIDDLESBROUGH
DEWSBURY LEEDS
DONCASTER SHEFFIELD
DUDLEY BIRMINGHAM
DURHAM NEWCASTLE
EASTBOURNE BRIGHTON
GREAT GRIMSBY HULL
GREAT YARMOUTH NORWICH
GUILDFORD CROYDON
HALIFAX LEEDS
HARROGATE LEEDS
HASTINGS BRIGHTON
HAVERFORDWEST CARDIFF
HEREFORD GLOUCESTER
HERTFORD LUTON
HUDDERSFIELD LEEDS
IPSWICH NORWICH or SOUTHEND
KENDAL BLACKPOOL or PRESTON
KIDDERMINSTER BIRMINGHAM
KING'S LYNN NORWICH or CAMBRIDGE
LANCASTER BLACKPOOL or PRESTON
LINCOLN NOTTINGHAM
MACCLESFIELD STOKE or MANCHESTER
MAIDSTONE CROYDON or THE HIGH COURT (LONDON)
MEDWAY CROYDON or THE HIGH COURT (LONDON)
MERTHYR TYDFIL CARDIFF
MILTON KEYNES LUTON
NEATH CARDIFF
NEWBURY READING
NEWPORT (GWENT) CARDIFF
NEWPORT (I.O.W.) SOUTHAMPTON or PORTSMOUTH
NORTHAMPTON LUTON
OXFORD READING
PETERBOROUGH CAMBRIDGE
PONTYPRIDD CARDIFF
PORTMADOC BIRKENHEAD or STOKE or CHESTER
RHYL BIRKENHEAD or CHESTER
ROCHDALE OLDHAM or MANCHESTER
SALISBURY BOURNEMOUTH or SOUTHAMPTON
SCARBOROUGH YORK or HULL or MIDDLESBROUGH
SCUNTHORPE HULL or SHEFFIELD
SHREWSBURY STOKE
ST. ALBANS LUTON
STAFFORD STOKE
STOCKTON ON TEES MIDDLESBROUGH
STOCKPORT MANCHESTER
STOURBRIDGE BIRMINGHAM
SUNDERLAND NEWCASTLE
SWANSEA CARDIFF
SWINDON GLOUCESTER or READING
TAMESIDE MANCHESTER
TAUNTON EXETER or BRISTOL
TORQUAY EXETER
TRURO PLYMOUTH
TUNBRIDGE WELLS CROYDON
WAKEFIELD LEEDS
WARRINGTON CHESTER or LIVERPOOL or MANCHESTER
WARWICK BIRMINGHAM
WELSHPOOL STOKE or CHESTER
WEST BROMWICH BIRMINGHAM
WEYMOUTH BOURNEMOUTH
WIGAN BOLTON or MANCHESTER or PRESTON
WINCHESTER SOUTHAMPTON
WORCESTER GLOUCESTER
WORKINGTON PRESTON or BLACKPOOL
WREXHAM BIRKENHEAD or STOKE or CHESTER
YEOVIL EXETER or BRISTOL

SCHEDULE 3 — SHORTHAND WRITERS' REMUNERATION

1. For attendance £51.80
2. Per folio of written record 72.3p plus 4p per folio for all copies.
3. Travelling time £5.44 per hour after first hour of each journey.
4

In addition to the items in paragraphs 1 to 3 the following London weighting allowances (see note below) are payable in relation to the location of the court or other place concerned—

Inner Intermediate Outer
£7.33 per day £4.20 per day £3.08 per day
5

The amounts shown in paragraph 4 are subject to a maximum annual allowance of—

Inner Intermediate Outer
£1,465 £840 £615
Note

The rate at which London weighting allowances are payable is determined as follows:

  • (a) InnerThe area within a radius of 5 miles from Charing Cross (statue of King Charles I).
  • (b) IntermediateThe area outside that specified in paragraph (a) but within a radius of 10 miles from Charing Cross.
  • (c) Outer
  • (i) The area outside those specified in paragraph (a) and (b) but within a radius of 18 miles from Charing Cross; or
  • (ii) the former Borough of St Albans, Herts; or
  • (iii) the former Urban District of Slough, Bucks; or
  • (iv) the following towns whose boundary is intersected by the 18 miles radius from Charing Cross:—
  • Abbots Langley
  • Chertsey
  • Egham
  • Fetcham
  • Godstone
  • Hatfield
  • Redhill
  • Rickmansworth
  • South Ockenden
  • Stone
  • Swanscombe
  • Weybridge

SCHEDULE 4 — FORMS

PART 1: COMPANY VOLUNTARY ARRANGEMENTS PART 1: COMPANY VOLUNTARY ARRANGEMENTS
FORM NO TITLE
1.1 Report of meetings approving voluntary arrangement
1.2 Order of revocation or suspension of voluntary arrangement
1.3 Voluntary arrangement's supervisor's abstract of receipts and payments
1.4 Notice of completion of voluntary arrangement
PART 2: ADMINISTRATION PROCEDURE PART 2: ADMINISTRATION PROCEDURE
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2.1 Petition for administration order
2.2 Consent of administrator(s) to act
2.3 Affidavit of service of petition for administration order
2.4 Administration order
2.4A Notice to administrator of administration order
2.5 Notice of administration order (for newspaper or London Gazette)
2.6 Notice of administration order
2.7 Copy of administration order to registrar of companies
2.8 Notice requiring preparation and submission of administration statement of affairs
2.9 Statement of affairs
2.10 Notice to directors and others to attend meeting of creditors
2.11 Notice of creditors' meeting in administration proceedings
2.12 Report of meeting of creditors
2.13 Certificate of constitution [amended certificate] of creditors' committee
2.14 Notice by administrator of a change in committee membership
2.15 Administrator's abstract of receipts and payments
2.16 Notice to court of resignation by administrator under Rule 2.53(1) of the Insolvency Rules 1986
2.17 Notice to court of resignation by administrator under Rule 2.53(2) of the Insolvency Rules 1986
2.18 Notice of order to deal with charged property
2.19 Notice of discharge of administration order
2.20 Notice of variation of administration order
2.21 Statement of administrator's proposals
2.22 Statement of revised proposals and notice of meeting to consider them
2.23 Notice of result of meeting of creditors
PART 3: ADMINISTRATIVE RECEIVERSHIP PART 3: ADMINISTRATIVE RECEIVERSHIP
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3.1 Written acceptance of appointment by receiver
3.1A Notice of appointment of administrative receiver (for newspaper or London Gazette)
3.1B Notice requiring preparation and submission of administrative receivership statement of affairs
3.2 Statement of affairs
3.3 Statement of affairs in administrative receivership following report to creditors
3.4 Certificate of constitution [amended certificate] of creditors' committee
3.5 Administrative receiver's report as to change in membership of creditors' committee
3.6 Receiver or manager or administrative receiver's abstract of receipts and payments
3.7 Notice of administrative receiver's death
3.8 Notice of order to dispose of charged property
3.9 Notice of resignation of administrative receiver pursuant to section 45(1) of Insolvency Act 1986
3.10 Administrative receiver's report
PART 4: COMPANIES WINDING UP PART 4: COMPANIES WINDING UP
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4.1 Statutory demand under section 123(1)(a) or 222(1)(a) of the Insolvency Act 1986
4.2 Winding-up petition
4.3 Affidavit verifying winding-up petition
4.4 Affidavit of service of winding-up petition at registered office
4.5 Affidavit of service of winding-up petition other than at registered office or on an oversea company
4.6 Advertisement of winding-up petition
4.7 Certificate that relevant provisions of Rules have been complied with
4.8 Order for leave to withdraw winding-up petition
4.9 Notice of intention to appear on petition
4.10 List of persons intending to appear on the hearing of the petition
4.11 Order for winding up by the court
4.12 Order for winding up by the court following upon the discharge of an administration order
4.13 Notice to official receiver of winding-up order
4.14 Petition by contributory
4.14A Notice to official receiver of appointment of provisional liquidator
4.15 Order of appointment of provisional liquidator
4.16 Notice requiring preparation and submission of statement of company’s affairs
4.17 Statement of affairs [s.131 IA86—winding up by court]
4.18 Statement of affairs [s.95 IA86—voluntary liquidator]
4.19 Statement of affairs [s.99 IA86—creditors' voluntary winding up]
4.20 Statement of affairs under s.95/s.99 to registrar of companies
4.21 Request by creditors for a meeting of the company's creditors [and contributories]
4.22 Notice to creditors of meeting of creditors
4.23 Notice to contributories of meeting of contributories
4.24 Request by contributory/contributories for a meeting of the company's contributories
4.25 Proof of debt—general form
4.26 Affidavit of debt
4.27 Certificate of appointment of liquidator by meeting
4.28 Certificate of appointment of two or more liquidators by meeting
4.29 Order of court appointing liquidator
4.30 Order of court appointing two or more liquidators
4.31 Notice of appointment of liquidator in winding up by the court (for registrar of companies)
4.32 Notice to court of resignation of liquidator following meeting of creditors
4.33 Notice of resignation as voluntary liquidator under s.171(5) of the Insolvency Act 1986
4.34 Order of court giving liquidator leave to resign
4.35 Order of court granting voluntary liquidator leave to resign
4.36 Notice to court of resignation of liquidator following leave of the court
4.37 Certificate of removal of liquidator
4.38 Certificate of removal of voluntary liquidator
4.39 Order of court removing liquidator or directing liquidator to summon a meeting of creditors for purpose of his removal
4.40 Notice of ceasing to act as voluntary liquidator
4.41 Liquidator's application to the Secretary of State for his release
4.42 Notice to court of final meeting of creditors
4.43 Notice to registrar of companies of final meeting of creditors
4.44 Notice of death of liquidator
4.45 Notice to official receiver or Secretary of State by liquidator on loss of qualification as insolvency practitioner
4.46 Notice of vacation of office by voluntary liquidator
4.47 Certificate of constitution [amended certificate] of liquidation committee
4.48 Notice of constitution of liquidation committee
4.49 Report by liquidator of any change in membership of liquidation committee
4.50 Liquidator's certificate that creditors paid in full
4.51 Certificate that creditors have been paid in full
4.52 Liquidator's certificate of continuance of liquidation committee
4.53 Notice of disclaimer under section 178 of the Insolvency Act 1986
4.54 Notice to elect
4.55 Notice of intended disclaimer to interested party
4.56 Affidavit of liquidator in support of application for call
4.57 Order giving leave to make a call
4.58 Notice of call sanctioned by the court or the liquidation committee to be sent to contributory
4.59 Order for payment of call due from contributory
4.60 Order of appointment of special manager
4.61 Order of public examination
4.62 Notice to official receiver by creditor requesting him to make application for the holding of a public examination
4.63 Notice to official receiver by contributory requesting him to make application for the holding of a public examination
4.64 Order as to examination of person who is suffering from mental disorder or physical affliction or disability
4.65 Affidavit of verification of record of the public examination
4.66 Order of adjournment of public examination
4.67 Order appointing time for proceeding with public examination adjourned generally
4.68 Liquidator's statement of receipts and payments
4.69 Order of court on appeal against Secretary of State's decision under section 203(4) or 205(4) of the Insolvency Act 1986
4.70 Members' voluntary winding up declaration of solvency embodying a statement of assets and liabilities
4.71 Return of final meeting in a members' voluntary winding up
4.72 Return of final meeting in a creditors' voluntary winding up
PART 5: INDIVIDUAL VOLUNTARY ARRANGEMENTS PART 5: INDIVIDUAL VOLUNTARY ARRANGEMENTS
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5.1 Order for stay pending hearing of application for interim order
5.2 Interim order of court under section 252 of the Insolvency Act 1986
5.3 Order extending effect of interim order
5.4 Alternative orders to be made at hearing to consider chairman’s report
PART 6: BANKRUPTCY PART 6: BANKRUPTCY
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6.1 Statutory demand under section 268(1)(a) of the Insolvency Act 1986—debt for liquidated sum payable immediately
6.2 Statutory demand under section 268(1)(a) of the Insolvency Act 1986—debt for liquidated sum payable immediately following a judgment or order of the court
6.3 Statutory demand under section 268(2) of the Insolvency Act 1986—debt payable at future date
6.4 Application to set aside statutory demand
6.5 Affidavit in support of application to set aside statutory demand
6.6 Order setting aside statutory demand
6.7 Creditor's bankruptcy petition on failure to comply with a statutory demand for a liquidated sum payable immediately
6.8 Creditor's bankruptcy petition on failure to comply with a statutory demand for a liquidated sum payable at a future date.
6.9 Creditor's bankruptcy petition where execution or other process on a judgment has been returned unsatisfied in whole or part
6.10 Bankruptcy petition for default in connection with voluntary arrangement
6.11 Affidavit of personal service of statutory demand
6.12 Affidavit of substituted service of statutory demand
6.13 Affidavit of truth of statements in bankruptcy petition
6.14 Application for registration of a petition in bankruptcy against an individual under Land Charges Act 1972
6.15 Order for substituted service of a bankruptcy petition
6.16 Substituted service of bankruptcy petition—notice in Gazette
6.17 Affidavit of personal service of bankruptcy petition
6.18 Affidavit of substituted service of bankruptcy petition
6.19 Notice by debtor of intention to oppose bankruptcy petition
6.20 Notice of intention to appear on bankruptcy petition
6.21 List of creditors intending to appear on hearing of the bankruptcy petition
6.22 Dismissal or withdrawal of bankruptcy petition
6.23 Order of adjournment of bankruptcy petition
6.24 Notice to debtor and creditors of order of adjournment of bankruptcy petition
6.24A Order for substitution of petitioner on creditor’s petition
6.24B Change of carriage order
6.25 Bankruptcy order on creditor's petition
6.26 Application for registration of a bankruptcy order against an individual under the Land Charges Act 1972
6.27 Debtor's bankruptcy petition
6.28 Debtor's petition statement of affairs
6.29 Order of appointment of insolvency practitioner to prepare a report under section 274(1) of the Insolvency Act 1986
6.30 Bankruptcy order on debtor's petition
6.31 Revocation of certificate of summary administration
6.32 Order of appointment of interim receiver
6.33 Bankrupt's statement of affairs
6.34 Request by creditor(s) for a meeting of the bankrupt's creditors
6.35 Notice to creditors of meeting of creditors
6.36 Notice to bankrupt of meeting of creditors
6.37 Proof of debt
6.38 Proof by an existing trustee as a claim in later bankruptcy
6.39 Affidavit of debt
6.40 Certificate of appointment of trustee by creditors' meeting
6.41 Certificate of appointment of two or more trustees by creditors' meeting
6.42 Order of court appointing trustee
6.43 Order of court appointing two or more trustees
6.44 Notice to court of resignation of trustee following meeting of creditors
6.45 Order of court giving trustee leave to resign
6.46 Notice to court of resignation of trustee following leave of the court
6.47 Certificate of removal of trustee
6.48 Order of court removing trustee or directing trustee to summon a meeting of creditors for the purpose of his removal
6.49 Trustee's application to the Secretary of State for his release
6.50 Notice to court of final meeting of creditors
6.51 Notice to official receiver by trustee on loss of qualification as insolvency practitioner
6.52 Certificate of constitution [amended certificate] of creditors' committee
6.53 Report by trustee of any change in membership of creditors' committee
6.54 Order of appointment of special manager
6.55 Order for public examination of bankrupt
6.56 Request by creditor(s) for the holding of a public examination of the bankrupt
6.57 Order as to examination of bankrupt who is suffering from mental disorder or physical affliction or disability
6.58 Affidavit of verification of record of the public examination of the bankrupt
6.59 Order of adjournment of public examination of bankrupt
6.60 Order appointing time for proceeding with public examination of bankrupt adjourned generally
6.61 Notice of disclaimer under section 315 of the Insolvency Act 1986
6.62 Notice to elect
6.63 Notice of intended disclaimer to interested party
6.64 Notice to bankrupt of an application under section 310 of the Insolvency Act 1986 for an income payments order
6.65 Order for income claimed under section 310(3)(a) of the Insolvency Act 1986
6.66 Order for income claimed under section 310(3)(b) of the Insolvency Act 1986
6.67 Order converting income payments order made under section 310(1)(a) to an order under section 310(3)(b) of the Insolvency Act 1986
6.68 Discharge or variation of order for income claimed under section 310 of the Insolvency Act 1986
6.69 Order under section 369(1) of the Insolvency Act 1986
6.70 Order under section 369(2) of the Insolvency Act 1986
6.71 Order of annulment under section 282 of the Insolvency Act 1986
6.72 Order of suspension of discharge under section 279(3) of the Insolvency Act 1986
6.73 Order of court lifting suspension of discharge
6.74 Certificate that order suspending discharge has been lifted
6.75 Notice to court by bankrupt that he intends to dispute statements made by official receiver in his report under section 289(2) of the Insolvency Act 1986
6.76 Order granting absolute/suspended discharge under section 280(2)(b) or (c) of the Insolvency Act 1986
6.77 Certificate of discharge
6.78 Notice to existing trustee of the presentation of a petition for a later bankruptcy
6.79 Criminal bankruptcy petition
6.79A Charging order under section 313 of the Insolvency Act 1986
6.80 Order to Post Office under section 371 of the Insolvency Act 1986
PART 7: COURT PROCEDURE AND PRACTICE PART 7: COURT PROCEDURE AND PRACTICE
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7.1 Originating application
7.2 Ordinary application
7.3 Declaration by official shorthand writer
7.4 Appointment of shorthand writer to take examination under the Insolvency Act 1986
7.5 Declaration by shorthand writer
7.6 Warrant for failure to attend examination under section 133 of the Insolvency Act 1986
7.7 Warrant of arrest etc under section 364 of the Insolvency Act 1986
7.8 Warrant of arrest etc under section 236 or 366 of the Insolvency Act 1986
7.9 Order for production of person arrested under warrant issued under section 134, 236, 364 or 366 of the Insolvency Act 1986
7.10 Warrant to registrar of court in whose district a person against whom a warrant of arrest has been issued is believed to be
7.11 Endorsement of warrant of arrest issued by a court to which the same has been sent for execution by the court which originally issued it
7.12 Warrant of seizure of property under section 365 of the Insolvency Act 1986
7.13 Search warrant under section 365 of the Insolvency Act 1986
7.14 Order of discharge from custody under the Insolvency Act 1986 [General]
7.15 Affidavit in support of application for committal for contempt of court
. . . . . .
7.17 Warrant of committal for contempt
7.18 Order of discharge from custody on contempt
7.19 Order appointing person to act for incapacitated person
PART 8: PROXIES AND COMPANY REPRESENTATION PART 8: PROXIES AND COMPANY REPRESENTATION
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8.1 Proxy—company or individual voluntary arrangements
8.2 Proxy—administration
8.3 Proxy—administrative receivership
8.4 Proxy—winding up by the court or bankruptcy
8.5 Proxy—members' or creditors' voluntary winding up

Form 1.1

Report of a Meeting Approving Voluntary Arrangement

Rule 1.24

Form 1.2

Order of Revocation or Suspension of Voluntary Arrangement

Rule 1.25

Form 1.3

Voluntary Arrangement's Supervisor's Abstract of Receipts and Payments

Rule 1.26

Form 1.4

Notice of Completion of Voluntary Arrangement

Rule 1.29

Form 2.1

Petition for Administration Order

Rule 2.1

Form 2.2

Rule 2.4

Form 2.3

Affidavit of Service of Petition for Administration Order

Rule 2.8

Form 2.4

Administration Order

Rule 2.9

Form 2.5

Notice of Administration Order (For Newspapers)

Rule 2.10

Form 2.6

Notice of Administration Order

Rule 2.10

Form 2.7

Administration Order

Rule 2.10

Form 2.8

Notice Requiring Submission of Administration Statement of Affairs

Rule 2.11

Form 2.9

Statement of Affairs

Rule 2.12

Form 2.10

Notice to Directors and Others to Attend Meeting of Creditors

Rule 2.18

Form 2.11

Notice of Meetings in Administration Proceedings

Rule 2.19 and 2.31

Form 2.12

Report of Meeting of Creditors

Rule 2.30

Form 2.13

Certificate of Constitution [Amended Certificate] of Creditors' Committee

Rule 2.33

Form 2.14

Notice by Administrator of a Change in Committee Membership

Rule 2.33

Form 2.15

Administrator's Abstract of Receipts and Payments

Rule 2.52

Form 2.16

Notice to Court of Resignation of Administrator Under Rule 2.53 of the Insolvency Rules 1986

Rule 2.53

Form 2.17

Notice of Resignation by Administrator Pursuant to Rule 2.53(2) of the Insolvency Rules 1986

Rule 2.53

Form 2.18

Notice of Order to Deal with Charged Property

Form 2.19

Notice of Discharge of Administration Order

Form 2.20

Notice of Variation of Administration Order

Form 2.21

Statement of Administrator's Proposals

Form 2.22

Statement of Revised Proposals and Notice of Meeting to Consider Them

Section 25(2)(a)

Form 2.23

Notice of Result of Meeting of Creditors

Form 3.1

Notice Requiring Submission of Administrative Receivership Statement of Affairs

Rule 3.3

Form 3.2

Statement of Affairs

Rule 3.4

Form 3.3

Statement of Affairs in Administrative Receivership Following Report to Creditors

Rule 3.8

Form 3.4

Certificate of Constitution [Amended Certificate] of Creditors' Committee

Rule 3.17

Form 3.5

Administrative Receiver's Report as to Change in Membership of Creditors' Committee

Rule 3.17

Form 3.6

Receiver or Manager or Administrative Receiver's Abstract of Receipts and Payments

Rule 3.32

Form 3.7

Notice of Administrative Receiver's Death

Rule 3.34

Form 3.8

Notice of Order to Dispose of Charged Property

Form 3.9

Notice of Resignation of Administrative Receiver Pursuant to Section 45(1) of the Insolvency Act 1986

Section 45(1)

Form 3.10

Administrative Receiver's Report

Form 4.1

Statutory Demand under section 123(1)(a) or 222(1)(a) of the Insolvency Act 1986

Rule 4.5

Form 4.2

Winding-Up Petition

Rule 4.7

Form 4.3

Affidavit Verifying Winding-up Petition

Rule 4.7, 4.12

Form 4.4

Affidavit of Service of Winding-Up Petition at Registered Office

Rule 4.9

Form 4.5

Affidavit of Service of Winding-Up Petition other than at Registered Office or on an Oversea Company

Rule 4.9

Form 4.6

Rule 4.11

Form 4.7

Certificate that Relevant Provisions of Rules have been Complied with

Rule 4.14

Form 4.8

Order for Leave to Withdraw Winding-Up Petition

Rule 4.15

Form 4.9

Notice of Intention to Appear on Petition

Rule 4.16

Form 4.10

List of Persons Intending to Appear on the Hearing of the Petition

Rule 4.17

Form 4.11

Order for Winding Up by the Court

Rule 4.20

Form 4.12

Order for Winding Up by the Court Following Upon the Discharge of an Administration Order

Rule 4.20

Form 4.13

Notice to Official Receiver of Winding-Up Order

Rule 4.20

Form 4.14

Petition by Contributory

Rule 4.22

Form 4.15

Order of Appointment of Provisional Liquidator

Rule 4.26

Form 4.16

Notice to Deponent Requiring Preparation and Submission of Statement of Company's Affairs

Rule 4.32

Form 4.17

Statement of Affairs

Rule 4.33

Form 4.18

Statement of Affairs

Rule 4.34-CVL

Form 4.19

Statement of Affairs

Rule 4.34-CVL

Form 4.20

Statement of Company's Affairs

Rule 4.34-CVL

Form 4.21

Request by Creditor(s) for a Meeting of the Company's Creditors [and Contributories]

Rule 4.50, 4.57

Form 4.22

Notice to Creditors of Meeting of Creditors

Rule 4.54, 4.108, 4.113, 4.114-CVL, 4.125, 4.126-CVL

Form 4.23

Notice to Contributories of Meeting of Contributories

Rule 4.54

Form 4.24

Request by Contributory/Contributories for a Meeting of the Company's Contributories

Rule 4.57

Form 4.25

Proof of Debt—General Form

Rule 4.73

Form 4.26

Affidavit of Debt

Rule 4.77

Form 4.27

Certificate of Appointment of Liquidator by Meeting

Rule 4.100, 4.101-CVL, 4. 139

Form 4.28

Certificate of Appointment of Two or More Liquidators by Meeting

Rule 4.100, 4.101-CVL, 4.139

Form 4.29

Order of Court Appointing Liquidator

Rule 4.102, 4.103-CVL, 4.140

Form 4.30

Order of Court Appointing Two or More Liquidators

Rule 4.102, 4.103-CVL, 4.140

Form 4.31

Notice of Appointment of Liquidator in Winding Up by the Court

Rule 4.106

Form 4.32

Notice to Court of Resignation of Liquidator Following Meeting of Creditors

Rule 4.109

Form 4.33

Notice of Resignation as Voluntary Liquidator under Section 171(5) of the Insolvency Act 1986

Rule 4.110-CVL, 4.142

Form 4.34

Order of Court Giving Liquidator Leave to Resign

Rule 4.111

Form 4.35

Order of Court Granting Voluntary Liquidator Leave to Resign

Rule 4.111

Form 4.36

Notice to Court of Resignation of Liquidator Following Leave of the Court

Rule 4.111

Form 4.37

Certificate of Removal of Liquidator

Rule 4.113

Form 4.38

Certificate of Removal of Voluntary Liquidator

Rule 4.117-CVL

Form 4.39

Order of Court Removing Liquidator or Directing Liquidator to Summon a Meeting of Creditors for the Purpose of His Removal

Rule 4.119, 4.120-CVL, 4.143

Form 4.40

Notice of Ceasing to Act as Voluntary Liquidator

Rule 4.120-CVL, 4.122-CVL, 4.143, 4.144

Form 4.41

Liquidator's Application to the Secretary of State for his release

Rule 4.121, 4.122-CVL, 4.144

Form 4.42

Notice to Court of Final Meeting of Creditors

Rule 4.125

Form 4.43

Notice of Final Meeting of Creditors

Section 172(8)

Form 4.44

Notice of Death of Voluntary Liquidator

Rule 4.133-CVL, 4.145

Form 4.45

Notice to Official Receiver or Secretary of State by Liquidator on Loss of Qualification as Insolvency Practitioner

Rule 4.134, 4.135-CVL, 4.146

Form 4.46

Notice of Vacation of Office by Voluntary Liquidator

Rule 4.135-CVL, 4.146

Form 4.47

Certificate of Constitution [Amended Certificate] of Liquidation Committee

Rule 4.153

Form 4.48

Notice of Constitution of Liquidation Committee

Rule 4.153

Form 4.49

Report by Liquidator of any change in Membership of Liquidation Committee

Rule 4.153

Form 4.50

Liquidator's Certificate that Creditors Paid in Full

Rule 4.171

Form 4.51

Certificate that Creditors Have Been Paid in Full

Rule 4.171

Form 4.52

Liquidator's Certificate of Continuance of Liquidation Committee

Rule 4.176

Form 4.53

Notice of Disclaimer under Section 178 of the Insolvency Act 1986

Rule 4.187, 4.188

Form 4.54

Notice to Elect

Rule 4.191

Form 4.55

Notice of Intended Disclaimer to Interested Party

Rule 4.192

Form 4.56

Affidavit of Liquidator in Support of Application for Call

Rule 4.204

Form 4.57

Order Giving Leave to Make a Call

Rule 4.204

Form 4.58

Notice of Call Sanctioned by the Court or the Liquidation Committee to be sent to Contributory

Rule 4.205

Form 4.59

Order for Payment of Call Due from Contributory

Rule 4.205

Form 4.60

Order of Appointment of Special Manager

Rule 4.206

Form 4.61

Order of Public Examination

Rule 4.211

Form 4.62

Notice to Official Receiver by Creditor Requesting Him to Make Application for the Holding of a Public Examination

Rule 4.213

Form 4.63

Notice to Official Receiver by Contributory Requesting Him to Make Application for the Holding of a Public Examination

Rule 4.213

Form 4.64

Order as to Examination of Person who is Suffering from Mental Disorder or Physical Affliction or Disability

Rule 4.214

Form 4.65

Affidavit of Verification of Record of the Public Examination

Rule 4.215

Form 4.66

Order of Adjournment of Public Examination

Rule 4.216

Form 4.67

Order Appointing Time for Proceeding with Public Examination Adjourned Generally

Rule 4.216

Form 4.68

Liquidator's Statement of Receipts and Payments

Rule 4.223-CVL

Form 4.69

Order of Court on Appeal Against Secretary of State's Decision under Section 203(4) or 205(4) of the Insolvency Act 1986

Rule 4.225

Form 4.70

Members' Voluntary Winding Up Declaration of Solvency Embodying a Statement of Assets and Liabilities

Section 89(3)

Form 4.71

Return of Final Meeting in a Members' Voluntary Winding Up

Section 94

Form 4.72

Return of Final Meeting in a Creditors' Voluntary Winding Up

Section 106

Form 6.1

Statutory Demand under section 268(1)(a) of the Insolvency Act 1986 Debt for Liquidated Sum Payable Immediately

Rule 6.1

Form 6.2

Statutory Demand under section 268(1)(a) of the Insolvency Act 1986 Debt for Liquidated Sum Payable Immediately Following a Judgment or Order of the Court

Rule 6.1

Form 6.3

Statutory Demand under section 268(2) of the Insolvency Act 1986 Debt Payable at Future Date

Rule 6.1

Form 6.4

Application to Set Aside a Statutory Demand

Rule 6.4

Form 6.5

Affidavit in Support of Application to Set Aside Statutory Demand

Rule 6.4

Form 6.6

Order Setting Aside Statutory Demand

Rule 6.5

Form 6.7

Creditor's Bankruptcy Petition on Failure to Comply with a Statutory Demand for a Liquidated Su

Form 6.8

Creditor's Bankruptcy Petition on Failure to Comply with a Statutory Demand for a Liquidated Sum Payable at a Future Date

Rule 6.6

Form 6.9

Creditor's Bankruptcy Petition Where Execution or Other Process on a Judgment has been Returned in Whole or Part

Rule 6.6

Form 6.10

Bankruptcy Petition for Default in Connection with Voluntary Arrangement

Rule 6.6

Form 6.11

Affidavit of Personal Service of Statutory Demand

Rule 6.11

Form 6.12

Affidavit of Substituted Service of Statutory Demand

Rule 6.11

Form 6.13

Affidavit of Truth of Statements in Bankruptcy Petition

Rule 6.12

Form 6.14

Application for Registration of Petition in Bankruptcy against an Individual under Land Charges Act 1972

Rule 6.13, 6.43

Form 6.15

Order for Substituted Service of a Bankruptcy Petition

Rule 6.14

Form 6.16

Substituted Service of Bankruptcy Petition—Notice in Gazette

Rule 6.14

Form 6.17

Affidavit of Personal Service of Bankruptcy Petition

Rule 6.15

Form 6.18

Affidavit of Substituted Service of Bankruptcy Petition

Rule 6.15

Form 6.19

Notice by Debtor of Intention to Oppose Bankruptcy Petition

Rule 6.21

Form 6.20

Notice of Intention to Appear on Bankruptcy Petition

Rule 6.23

Form 6.21

List of Creditors Intending to Appear on the Hearing of the Bankruptcy Petition

Rule 6.24

Form 6.22

Dismissal of Bankruptcy Petition

Rule 6.25, 6.27, 6.32

Form 6.23

Order of Adjournment of Bankruptcy Petition

Rule 6.29

Form 6.24

Notice to Debtor and Creditors of Order of Adjournment of Bankruptcy Petition

Rule 6.29

Form 6.25

Bankruptcy Order on Creditor's Petition

Rule 6.33

Form 6.26

Application for Registration of a Bankruptcy Order against an Individual under Land Charges Act 1972

Form 6.27

Debtor's Bankruptcy Petition

Rule 6.37

Form 6.28

Statement of Affairs (Debtor's Petition)

Rule 6.41

Form 6.29

Order of Appointment of Insolvency Practitioner to Prepare a Report Under Section 274(1) of the Insolvency Act 1986

Rule 6.44

Form 6.30

Bankruptcy Order on Debtor's Petition

Rule 6.45, 6.48

Form 6.31

Revocation of Certificate of Summary Administration

Rule 6.50

Form 6.32

Order of Appointment of Interim Receiver

Rule 6.52

Form 6.33

Statement of Affairs (Creditor's Petition)

Rule 6.59

Form 6.34

Request by Creditor(s) for a Meeting of the Bankrupt's Creditors

Rule 6.79, 6.83

Form 6.35

Notice to Creditors of Meeting of Creditors

Rule 6.81, 6.127, 6.129, 6.137

Form 6.36

Notice to Bankrupt of Meeting of Creditors

Rule 6.84

Form 6.37

Proof of Debt-General Form

Rule 6.96

Form 6.38

Proof by Existing Trustee as a Claim in Later Bankruptcy

Rule 6.96

Form 6.39

Affidavit of Debt

Rule 6.96, 6.99

Form 6.40

Certificate of Appointment of Trustee by Creditors' Meeting

Rule 6.120

Form 6.41

Certificate of Appointment of Two or More Trustees by Creditors' Meeting

Rule 6.120

Form 6.42

Order of Court Appointing Trustee

Rule 6.121

Form 6.43

Order of Court Appointing Two or More Trustees

Rule 6.121

Form 6.44

Notice to Court of Resignation of Trustee Following Meeting of Creditors

Rule 6.127

Form 6.45

Order of Court Giving Trustee Leave to Resign

Rule 6.128

Form 6.46

Notice to Court of Resignation of Trustee Following Leave of the Court

Rule 6.128

Form 6.47

Certificate of Removal of Trustee

Rule 6.129

Form 6.48

Order of Court Removing Trustee or Directing Trustee to Summon a Meeting of Creditors for the Purpose of His Removal

Rule 6.132

Form 6.49

Trustee's Application to the Secretary of State for His Release

Rule 6.135

Form 6.50

Notice to Court of Final Meeting of Creditors

Rule 6.137

Form 6.51

Notice to Official Receiver by Trustee on Loss of Qualification as Insolvency Practitioner

Rule 6.144

Form 6.52

Certificate of Constitution [Amended Certificate] of Creditors' Committee

Rule 6.151

Form 6.53

Report by Trustee of any Change in Membership of Creditors' Committee

Rule 6.151

Form 6.54

Order of Appointment of Special Manager

Rule 6.167

Form 6.55

Order for Public Examination of Bankrupt

Rule 6.172

Form 6.56

Request by Creditor(s) for the Holding of a Public Examination of the Bankrupt

Rule 6.173

Form 6.57

Order as to Examination of Bankrupt who is Suffering from Mental Disorder or Physical Affliction or Disability

Rule 6.174

Form 6.58

Affidavit of Verification of Record of the Public Examination of the Bankrupt

Rule 6.175

Form 6.59

Order of Adjournment of Public Examination of Bankrupt

Rule 6.176

Form 6.60

Order Appointing Time for Proceeding with Public Examination of Bankrupt Adjourned Generally

Rule 6.176

Form 6.61

Notice of Disclaimer under Section 315 of the Insolvency Act 1986

Rule 6.178

Form 6.62

Notice to Elect

Rule 6.183

Form 6.63

Notice of Intended Disclaimer to Interested Party

Rule 6.184

Form 6.64

Notice to Bankrupt of Application Under Section 310 of the Insolvency Act 1986 for Income Payments Order

Rule 6.189

Form 6.65

Order for Income Claimed Under Section 310(3)(a) of the Insolvency Act 1986

Rule 6.190

Form 6.66

Order for Income Claimed Under Section 310(3)(b) of the Insolvency Act 1986

Rule 6.190

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