Chapter 4 Remuneration and expenses in administration, winding up and bankruptcy
[Note: a document required by the Act or these Rules must also contain the standard contents set out in Part 1.]
- 18.15Application of Chapter
- 18.16Remuneration: principles
- 18.17Remuneration of joint office-holders
- 18.18Remuneration: procedure for initial determination in an administration
- 18.19Remuneration: procedure for initial determination in a members' voluntary winding up
- 18.20Remuneration: procedure for initial determination in a creditors' voluntary winding up or a winding up by the court
- 18.21Remuneration: procedure for initial determination in a bankruptcy
- 18.22Application of scale fees where creditors fail to fix the basis of the office-holder's remuneration
- 18.23Remuneration: application to the court to fix the basis
- 18.24Remuneration: administrator, liquidator or trustee seeking increase etc.
- 18.25Application for an increase etc. in remuneration: the general rule
- 18.26First exception: administrator has made a statement under paragraph 52(1)(b) of Schedule B1
- 18.27Second exception: administrator who had applied for increase etc. under rule 18.24 becomes liquidator
- 18.28Remuneration: recourse by administrator, liquidator or trustee to the court
- 18.29Remuneration: review at request of administrator, liquidator or trustee
- 18.30Remuneration: exceeding the fee estimate
- 18.31Remuneration: new administrator, liquidator or trustee
- 18.32Remuneration: apportionment of set fees
- 18.33Remuneration: variation of the application of rules 18.29, 18.30 and 18.32
- 18.34Remuneration and expenses: application to court by a creditor or member on grounds that remuneration or expenses are excessive
- 18.35Rule 18.35
- 18.36Applications under rules 18.34 and 18.35 where the court has given permission for the application
- 18.37Applications under rule 18.34 where the court's permission is not required for the application
- 18.38Remuneration of a liquidator or trustee who realises assets on behalf of a secured creditor