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56.—(1) The expenses of summoning and holding a requisitioned meeting shall be paid by the person who makes the request, who shall deposit with the administrator caution for their payment.
(2) The sum to be deposited shall be such as the administrator may determine, and the administrator shall not act without the deposit having been made.
(3) The meeting may resolve that the expenses of summoning and holding it are to be payable out of the assets of the investment bank as an expense of the administration.
(4) To the extent that any caution made under this rule is not required for the payment of expenses of summoning and holding the meeting, it shall be repaid to the person who made it.
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