# The Energy Supply Company Administration (Scotland) Rules 2013, Rule 104: Disposal of energy supply company’s books, papers and other records


(1) Where an energy supply company has been the subject of energy administration proceedings (“the original proceedings”) which have terminated and other insolvency proceedings (“the subsequent proceedings”) have commenced in relation to that energy supply company, the energy administrator appointed in relation to the original proceedings, shall, before the expiry of the later of—
(a) the period of 30 days following a request to the energy administrator to do so by the responsible insolvency practitioner appointed in relation to the subsequent proceedings; or
(b) the period of 6 months after the energy supply company entered energy administration,
deliver to the responsible insolvency practitioner appointed in relation to the subsequent proceedings the books, papers and other records of the energy supply company.
(2) The energy administrator shall dispose of the books, papers and records of the energy supply company in accordance with the directions of the court or, if by the date which is 12 months after dissolution of the energy supply company no such directions have been given, the energy administrator may do so after that date in such a way as the energy administrator deems appropriate.
(3) The energy administrator or former energy administrator shall within 14 days of a request by the Secretary of State give the Secretary of State particulars of any money in the energy administrator’s hands or under the energy administrator’s control representing unclaimed or undistributed assets of the energy supply company or dividends or other sums due to any person as a member or former member of the energy supply company.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2013/1047/rule/104 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/energy-supply-company-administration-scotland-rules-2013/rule-104
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