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PART 3 PROVISIONAL BUILDING SOCIETY LIQUIDATOR
24.Failure to give or keep up security
25.Remuneration
26.Termination of appointment
PART 4 STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS AND OTHER INFORMATION
27.Notice requiring statement of affairs
28.Verification and filing
29.Limited disclosure
30.Release from duty to submit statement of affairs; extension of time
31.Expenses of statement of affairs
32.Submission of accounts
33.Further disclosure
PART 5 INFORMATION TO CREDITORS AND CONTRIBUTORIES
34.Report by building society liquidator
35.Meaning of “creditors”
36.Report where statement of affairs lodged
37.Statement of affairs dispensed with
38.General rule as to reporting
39.Building society insolvency stayed
PART 6 MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AND CONTRIBUTORIES
40.Meaning of “contributories”
41.First meeting
42.Business at first meetings of creditors and contributories
43.General power to call meetings
44.The chair at meetings
45.Requisitioned meetings: general
46.Requisitioned meetings: reforming the liquidation committee
47.Attendance at meetings of building society’s personnel
48.Notice of meetings by advertisement only
49.Venue
50.Expenses of summoning meetings
51.Resolutions
52.Chair of meeting as proxy–holder
53.Suspension and adjournment
54.Entitlement to vote (creditors)
55.Entitlement to vote (contributories)
56.Admission and rejection of proof (creditors’ meetings)
57.Record of proceedings
58.Meaning of “prove”
59.Supply of forms
60.Contents of proof
61.Claim established by witness statement
62.Cost of proving
63.Building society liquidator to allow inspection of proofs
64.New building society liquidator appointed
65.Admission and rejection of proofs for dividend
66.Appeal against decision on proof
67.Withdrawal or variation of proof
68.Expunging of proof by the court
69.Estimate of quantum
70.Negotiable instruments, etc.
71.Secured creditors
72.Discounts
73.Mutual credits and set–off
74.Disapplication of set-off for eligible depositors
75.Debt in foreign currency
76.Payments of a periodical nature
77.Interest
78.Debt payable at future time
79.Value of security
80.Surrender for non–disclosure
81.Redemption by liquidator
82.Test of security’s value
83.Realisation of security by creditor
PART 9 THE BUILDING SOCIETY LIQUIDATOR
84.Remuneration of building society liquidator
85.Replacement of building society liquidator by creditors
86.Authentication of building society liquidator’s appointment
87.Appointment to be advertised and registered
CHAPTER 2 RESIGNATION AND REMOVAL
88.Creditors’ meeting to be notified of the building society liquidator’s resignation
89.Action following acceptance of resignation
90.Advertisement of resignation
91.Meeting of creditors to remove building society liquidator
92.Court’s power to regulate meetings under rule 89
93.Procedure on removal
94.Advertisement of removal
95.Removal of building society liquidator by the court
96.Release of resigning or removed building society liquidator
CHAPTER 3 RELEASE ON COMPLETION OF WINDING UP
97.Final meeting
98.Rule as to reporting
99.Fixing of remuneration
100.Building society liquidator’s entitlement to remuneration where it is not fixed under rule 99
101.Building society liquidator’s remuneration where he realises assets on behalf of chargeholder
102.Other matters affecting remuneration
103.Recourse of building society liquidator to meeting of creditors
104.Recourse to the court
105.Creditors’ claim that remuneration is excessive
106.Primacy of Objective 1
CHAPTER 5 SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS
107.Replacement building society liquidator
108.Building society liquidator deceased
109.Loss of qualification as insolvency practitioner
110.Resignation of the building society liquidator
111.Notice to Bank of England of intention to vacate office
112.Building society liquidator’s duties on vacating office
113.Power of court to set aside certain transactions
114.Rule against solicitation
PART 10 THE LIQUIDATION COMMITTEE
115.Application of rules in this Part
116.Membership of committee
117.Formalities of establishment
118.Committee established by contributories
119.Obligations of liquidator to committee
120.Meetings of the committee
121.The chair at meetings
122.Quorum
123.Committee–members’ representatives
124.Resignation
125.Termination of membership
126.Removal
127.Vacancy (creditor members)
128.Vacancy (contributory members)
129.Voting rights and resolutions
130.Resolutions by post
131.Liquidator’s reports
132.Expenses of members, etc.
133.Dealings by committee–members and others
134.Composition of committee when creditors paid in full
135.Committee’s functions vested in the Secretary of State
136.Formal defects
PART 11 COLLECTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF BUILDING SOCIETY’S ASSETS BY BUILDING SOCIETY LIQUIDATOR
137.General duties of building society liquidator
138.General qualification on powers
139.Manner of distributing assets
140.Debts of insolvent building society to rank equally
141.Supplementary provisions as to dividend
142.Division of unsold assets
143.General powers of the liquidator
144.Enforced delivery up of building society’s property
145.Final distribution
146.Liquidator’s notice of disclaimer
147.Communication of disclaimer to persons interested
148.Additional notices
149.Duty to keep court informed
150.Application by interested party under section 178(5)
151.Interest in property to be declared on request
152.Disclaimer presumed valid and effective
153.Application for exercise of court’s powers under s 181
PART 13 SETTLEMENT OF LIST OF CONTRIBUTORIES
154.Preliminary
155.Primacy of Objective 1
156.Duty of liquidator to settle list
157.Form of list
158.Procedure for settling list
159.Application to court for variation of the list
160.Variation of, or addition to, the list
161.Costs not to fall on building society liquidator
162.Calls by building society liquidator
163.Control by building society liquidation committee
164.Application to court for leave to make a call
165.Making and enforcement of the call
166.Appointment and remuneration
167.Security
168.Failure to give or keep up security
169.Accounting
170.Termination of appointment
PART 16 ORDER OF PAYMENT AS TO COSTS, ETC. OUT OF ASSETS
171.General rule as to priority
172.Litigation expenses and property subject to a floating charge–general application
173.Litigation expenses and property subject to a floating charge–requirement for approval or authorisation
174.Litigation expenses and property subject to a floating charge–request for approval or authorisation
175.Litigation expenses and property subject to a floating charge–grant of approval or authorisation
176.Litigation expenses and property subject to a floating charge–application to court by the building society liquidator
177.Saving for powers of the court
178.Application to court for order authorising return of capital
179.Procedure for return of capital
CHAPTER 2 CONCLUSION OF BUILDING SOCIETY INSOLVENCY
180.FSA’s directions under section 116 of the Banking Act
181.Procedure following appeal under section 116 of the Banking Act
PART 18 COURT PROCEDURE AND PRACTICE
CHAPTER 1 APPLICATIONS (GENERAL)
182.Preliminary
183.Interpretation
184.Form and contents of application
185.Application under section 176A(5) to disapply section 176A
186.Filing and service of application
187.Notice of application under section 176A(5)
188.Other hearings without notice
189.Hearing of application
190.Use of evidence
191.Filing and service of witness statements
192.Use of reports
193.Adjournment of hearings: directions
194.Nomination and appointment of shorthand writers
195.Remuneration
CHAPTER 3 ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURES
196.Enforcement of court orders
197.Orders enforcing compliance with the Rules
198.Warrants (general provisions)
199.Warrants under section 236
CHAPTER 4 COURT RECORDS AND RETURNS
200.Title of proceedings
201.Court records
202.Inspection of records
203.File of court proceedings and inspection
CHAPTER 5 COSTS AND DETAILED ASSESSMENT
204.Application of the CPR
205.Requirement to assess costs by the detailed procedure
206.Procedure where detailed assessment required
207.Costs of officers charged with executions of writs or other process
208.Costs paid otherwise than out of the insolvent estate
209.Award of costs against responsible insolvency practitioner
210.Application for costs
211.Costs and expenses of witnesses
212.Final costs certificate
CHAPTER 6 PERSONS INCAPABLE OF MANAGING THEIR AFFAIRS
213.Introductory
214.Appointment of another person to act
215.Witness statement in support of application
216.Service of notices following appointment
CHAPTER 7 APPEALS IN BUILDING SOCIETY INSOLVENCY PROCEEDINGS
217.Appeals and review of court orders
218.Procedure on appeal
219.Appeal against a decision of the Secretary of State
220.Principal court rules and practice to apply
221.Right of attendance
222.Restriction on concurrent proceedings and remedies
223.Security in court
224.Payment into court
225.Further information and disclosure
226.Office copies of documents
227.Definition of “proxy”
228.Issue and use of forms
229.Use of proxies at meetings
230.Retention of proxies
231.Right of inspection
232.Proxy–holder with financial interest
PART 20 EXAMINATION OF PERSONS CONCERNED IN BUILDING SOCIETY INSOLVENCY
233.Preliminary
234.Form and contents of application
235.Order for examination, etc.
236.Procedure for examination
237.Record of examination
238.Costs of proceedings
PART 21 DECLARATION AND PAYMENT OF DIVIDEND
239.Preliminary
240.Notice of intended dividend
241.Final admission/rejection of proofs
242.Postponement or cancellation of dividend
243.Decision to declare dividend
244.Notice of declaration
245.Notice of no, or no further, dividend
246.Proof altered after payment of dividend
247.Secured creditors
248.Disqualification from dividend
249.Assignment of right to dividend
250.Preferential creditors
251.Debt payable at future time
PART 22 MISCELLANEOUS AND GENERAL
252.Power of Secretary of State or Treasury to regulate certain matters
253.Costs, expenses, etc.
254.Provable debts
255.Notices
256.Quorum at meeting of creditors or contributories
257.Evidence of proceedings at meetings
258.Documents issuing from Secretary of State
259.Insolvency practitioner’s security
260.Time limits
261.Service by post
262.General provisions as to service
263.Service outside the jurisdiction
264.Confidentiality of documents
265.Notices sent simultaneously to the same person
266.Right to copy documents
267.Charge for copy documents
268.Non–receipt of notice of meeting
269.Right to have list of creditors
270.False claim of status as creditor, etc
271.Execution overtaken by judgement debtor’s insolvency
272.The Gazette
273.Punishment of offences
274.Notice of order under section 176A(5)
275.Introductory
276.“The court”; “the registrar”
277.“Give notice”, etc.
278.Notice, etc. to solicitors
279.Notice to joint building society liquidators
280.“Insolvent estate”
281.“Responsible insolvency practitioner”, etc.
282.“The appropriate fee”
283.“Debt”, “liability”
284.Expressions used generally
285.The Schedule
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