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4.047. (NO CVL APPLICATION)
(1) The official receiver shall, at least once after the making of the winding-up order, send a report to creditors and contributories with respect to the proceedings in the winding up, and the state of the company's affairs.
(2) The official receiver shall file in court a copy of any report sent under this Chapter.
[E.R.4.43]
4.048. Any reference in this Chapter to creditors is to creditors of the company who are known to the official receiver or (as the case may be) the liquidator or, where a statement of the company's affairs has been submitted, are identified in the statement.
[E.R.4.44]
4.049. (NO CVL APPLICATION)
(1) Where a statement of affairs has been submitted and filed in court, the official receiver shall send out to creditors and contributories a report containing a summary of the statement (if he thinks fit, as amplified, modified or explained by virtue of Rule 4.046) and such observations (if any) as he thinks fit to make with respect to it, or to the affairs of the company in general.
(2) The official receiver need not comply with paragraph (1) if he has previously reported to creditors and contributories with respect to the company's affairs (so far as known to him) and he is of opinion that there are no additional matters which ought to be brought to their attention.
[E.R.4.45]
4.050. (NO CVL APPLICATION)
(1) This Rule applies where, in the company's case, release from the obligation to submit a statement of affairs has been granted by the official receiver or the court.
(2) As soon as may be after the release has been granted, the official receiver shall send to creditors and contributories a report containing a summary of the company's affairs (so far as within his knowledge), and his observations (if any) with respect to it, or to the affairs of the company in general.
(3) The official receiver need not comply with paragraph (2) if he has previously reported to creditors and contributories with respect to the company's affairs (so far as known to him) and he is of opinion that there are no additional matters which ought to be brought to their attention.
[E.R.4.46]
4.051. (NO CVL APPLICATION)
(1) The court may, on the official receiver's application, relieve him of any duty imposed on him by this Chapter, or authorise him to carry out the duty in a way other than there required.
(2) In considering whether to act under this Rule, the court shall have regard to the cost of carrying out the duty, to the amount of the assets available, and to the extent of the interest of creditors or contributories, or any particular class of them.
[E.R.4.47]
4.052. (NO CVL APPLICATION)
(1) If proceedings in the winding up are stayed by order of the court, any duty of the official receiver to send reports under Rules 4.047 to 4.051 ceases.
(2) Where the court grants a stay, it may include in its order such requirements on the company as it thinks fit with a view to bringing the stay to the notice of creditors and contributories.
[E.R.4.48]
4.053-CVL. The liquidator shall, within 28 days of a meeting held under Article 81 or 84, send to creditors and contributories of the company—
(a)a copy or summary of the statement of affairs, and
(b)a report of the proceedings at the meeting.
[E.R.4.49-CVL]
4.054. Where under Article 118 the court appoints as the company's liquidator a person who was formerly its administrator and that person becomes aware of creditors not formerly known to him in his capacity as administrator, he shall send to those creditors a copy of any statement or report sent by him to creditors under Rule 2.19, so noted as to indicate that it is being sent under this Rule.
[E.R.4.49A]
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