Rule 7.30 Requirement to tax costs

Changes not yet applied. Later legislation changes this provision in ways not yet written into the text below:

rules 11.01-11.13 applied with modifications by rule 58 by Bank Administration 2009 rule 61
rule 6(10)-CP(3) substituted by Insolvency 2000 rule 5
rule 4.056-CVL(2) words inserted by Insolvency 2006 Sch. 1 para. 22
rule 4.228A-4.228E inserted by Insolvency 2008 rule 5
rule 7.30(1) text amended by Insolvency 2008 rule 6(12)
rules 2.028-2.110 applied with modifications by rule 58 by Bank Administration 2009 rule 61
rules 2.114-2.115 applied with modifications by rule 58 by Bank Administration 2009 rule 61
rules 2.119-2.130 applied with modifications by rule 58 by Bank Administration 2009 rule 61
rules 4.027-4.029 applied with modifications by rule 58 by Bank Administration 2009 rule 61
rules 4.031-4.034 applied with modifications by rule 58 by Bank Administration 2009 rule 61
rules 4.197-4.204 applied with modifications by rule 58 by Bank Administration 2009 rule 61
rules 7.05-7.07 applied with modifications by rule 58 by Bank Administration 2009 rule 61
rules 7.09-7.14 applied with modifications by rule 58 by Bank Administration 2009 rule 61
rules 7.19-7.22 applied with modifications by rule 58 by Bank Administration 2009 rule 61
rules 7.24-7.30 applied with modifications by rule 58 by Bank Administration 2009 rule 61
rules 7.34-7.42 applied with modifications by rule 58 by Bank Administration 2009 rule 61
rules 7.50-7.54 applied with modifications by rule 58 by Bank Administration 2009 rule 61
rules 12.01-12.22 applied with modifications by rule 58 by Bank Administration 2009 rule 61
rule 7.30 applied and modified by Bank Insolvency 2009 rule 212
rule 7.30 applied (with modifications) by Bank Insolvency 2009 rule 212
rule 7. 13B(2) word omitted by Insolvency 2023 rule 37(1)

(1)

Subject to paragraphs (2) and (4), where the costs of any person are payable out of the insolvent estate, those costs shall be taxed unless agreed between the responsible insolvency practitioner and the person entitled to payment, and in the absence of such agreement the responsible insolvency practitioner may require taxation by notice in writing requiring that person to deliver his bill of costs to the Taxing Master for taxation.

(2)

If a liquidation or creditors' committee established in insolvency proceedings (except administrative receivership) resolves that any such costs be taxed, the responsible insolvency practitioner shall require taxation.

(3)

Where the costs of any person employed by a responsible insolvency practitioner in insolvency proceedings are required to be taxed or fixed by order of the court, this does not preclude the responsible insolvency practitioner from making payments on account to such person on the basis of an undertaking by that person to repay immediately any money which may, on taxation or when fixed by the court, prove to have been overpaid, with interest at the rate applicable to a money judgment of the High Court on the date payment was made and for the period from the date of payment to that of repayment.

(4)

In any proceedings before the court, including proceedings on a petition, the court may order costs to be taxed.

(5)

Unless otherwise directed or authorised, the costs of a trustee in bankruptcy or a liquidator are to be allowed on the standard basis specified in Order 62, rule 12 of the Supreme Court Rules.

(6)

This Rule applies additionally (with any necessary modifications) to winding-up and bankruptcy proceedings commenced before the coming into operation of the Rules and in its application to such proceedings “the responsible insolvency practitioner” includes the Official Assignee for bankruptcy for Northern Ireland and the Official Assignee for company liquidations for Northern Ireland.

(7)

In this Rule “costs” does not include the remuneration of the responsible insolvency practitioner.

[E.R.7.34]