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33. The Court must be informed promptly of—
(a)the death or bankruptcy of any individual party;
(b)the winding up or dissolution of any corporate party;
(c)any compromise of the subject matter of an appeal;
(d)any event which does or may deprive an appeal of practical significance to the parties,
and the Court may give any consequential directions that appear appropriate.
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