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Bankruptcy and Diligence (Scotland) Act 2024

31.Section 69 of the 2016 Act currently provides that where a trustee is seeking authority to resign from office or where the trustee has died and there is a requirement to appoint a new trustee, the new trustee may require the resigning trustee or the representatives for the trustee who has died to submit their accounts for audit to the commissioners or where there are no commissioners to AiB. The commissioners or the AiB, as appropriate, may issue a determination fixing the amount of remuneration and outlays payable to the previous trustee or their representatives. In this section, parties wishing to appeal the commissioners’ determination on outlays and renumeration to AiB must do so within 14 days of the determination. Section 69(12) provides that a determination of AiB in any such appeal is appealable thereafter to the sheriff but the legislation is silent on the time period for making such an appeal.

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