Article 9.4 Evidence of proceedings at meeting
(1)
A minute of proceedings at a meeting (held under the 1986 Act or the Rules) of the creditors or the members of a protected railway company called or summoned by the special railway administrator, signed by a person describing himself as, or appearing to be, the chairman of that meeting is admissible in railway administration proceedings without further proof.
(2)
The minute is prime facie evidence that—
(a)
the meeting was duly convened and held,
(b)
all resolutions passed at the meeting were duly passed, and
(c)
all proceedings at the meeting duly took place.