The Energy Administration (Scotland) Rules 2006

S.I. 2006/772 · Made 13 March 2006

Contents

1. Part 1: Construction and Interpretation
2. 1Citation and commencement
3. 2Construction and interpretation
4. 3Application
5. Part 2: Appointment of Energy Administrator by Court
6. 4Form of application
7. 5Service of petition
8. 6Expenses
9. 7Notice of dismissal of application for an energy administration order
10. Part 3: Process of Energy Administration
11. 8Notification and advertisement of energy administrator’s appointment
12. 9Notice requiring statement of affairs
13. 10Statements of affairs and statements of concurrence
14. 11Limited disclosure
15. 12Release from duty to submit statement of affairs; extension of time
16. 13Expenses of statement of affairs
17. 14Energy administrator’s proposals
18. Part 4: Meetings and Reports
19. 15Meetings generally and notice
20. 16Adjournment
21. 17The chairman at meetings
22. 18Quorum at meeting of creditors
23. 19Chairman of meeting as proxy holder
24. 20Meeting following nomination of alternative liquidator
25. 21Entitlement to vote (creditors and members)
26. 22Hire-purchase, conditional sale and hiring agreements
27. 23Disposal of secured property
28. 24Resolutions
29. 25Report of Meeting
30. 26Revision of the energy administrator’s proposals
31. 27Reports to creditors
32. Part 5: Claims in Energy Administration
33. 28Submission of claims
34. 29Secured debts
35. 30Entitlement to vote and draw dividend
36. 31Adjudication of claims
37. 32Evidence in relation to claims
38. 33Criminal offences in relation to false claims or evidence
39. 34Amount which may be claimed generally
40. 35Debts depending on contingency
41. 36Liabilities and rights of co-obligants
42. 37Claims in foreign currency
43. Part 6: Distribution to Creditors
44. 38Application of Part and general
45. 39Order of priority in distribution
46. 40Expenses of the energy administration
47. 41Assets to be distributed
48. 42Procedure after accounting period
49. 43Unclaimed Dividends
50. Part 7: Ending Energy Administration
51. 44Final progress reports
52. 45Application to court
53. 46Notification by energy administrator of court order
54. 47Moving from energy administration to creditors' voluntary liquidation
55. 48Moving from energy administration to dissolution
56. 49Provision of information to the Secretary of State
57. Part 8: Replacing energy administrator
58. 50Grounds for resignation
59. 51Notice of intention to resign
60. 52Notice of resignation
61. 53Application to court to remove energy administrator from office
62. 54Incapacity to act, through death or otherwise
63. 55Application to replace
64. 56Joint or concurrent appointments
65. 57Notification and advertisement of appointment of replacement energy administrator
66. 58Hand-over of assets to successor energy administrator
67. Part 9: Prescribed Part
68. 59Application under section 176A(5) of the 1986 Act to disapply section 176A of the 1986 Act
69. 60Notice of order under section 176A(5) of the 1986 Act
70. Part 10: Proxies and Company representation
71. 61Definition of “proxy”
72. 62Form of proxy
73. 63Use of proxy at meeting
74. 64Retention of proxies
75. 65Right of inspection
76. 66Proxy-holder with financial interest
77. 67Representation of corporations
78. Part 11: Miscellaneous and General
79. 68Giving of notices, etc.
80. 69Sending by post
81. 70Certificate of giving notice, etc.
82. 71Validity of proceedings
83. 72Evidence of proceedings at meetings
84. 73Right to list of creditors and copy documents
85. 74Confidentiality of documents
86. 75Energy administrator’s caution
87. 76Punishment of offences
88. 77Forms for use in energy administration proceedings
89. 78Fees, expenses, etc.
90. 79Power of court to cure defects in procedure
91. 80Sederunt book
92. 81Disposal of protected energy company’s books, papers and other records
93. 82Information about time spent on a case
94. Signature
95. Schedule Schedule
96. Explanatory note