The Relevant Licensee Nuclear Company Administration (England and Wales) Rules 2023
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163 Contents of notices to be gazetted under the 1986 Act or these Rules
(1) Where under the 1986 Act or these Rules a notice is gazetted, in addition to any content specifically required by the 1986 Act or any other provision of these Rules, the content of such a notice must be as set out in this Chapter.
(2) All notices must specify so far as it is applicable in relation to the particular notice—
(a) the name and postal address of the nuclear administrator;
(b) the capacity in which the nuclear administrator is acting and the date of appointment;
(c) either an email address, or a telephone number, through which the nuclear administrator may be contacted;
(d) the name of any person other than the nuclear administrator (if any) who may be contacted regarding the proceedings;
(e) the nuclear administrator’s IP number;
(f) the court name and any number assigned to the proceedings by the court;
(g) the registered name of the relevant licensee nuclear company;
(h) the relevant licensee nuclear company’s registered number;
(i) the relevant licensee nuclear company’s registered office;
(j) any principal trading address of the relevant licensee nuclear company if this is different from its registered office;
(k) any name under which the relevant licensee nuclear company was registered in the 12 months before the date on which the relevant licensee nuclear company entered relevant licensee nuclear company administration;
(l) any name or style (other than the relevant licensee nuclear company’s registered name) under which—
(i) the relevant licensee nuclear company carried on business, and
(ii) any debt owed to a creditor was incurred.
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163 Contents of notices to be gazetted under the 1986 Act or these Rules
(1) Where under the 1986 Act or these Rules a notice is gazetted, in addition to any content specifically required by the 1986 Act or any other provision of these Rules, the content of such a notice must be as set out in this Chapter.
(2) All notices must specify so far as it is applicable in relation to the particular notice—
(a) the name and postal address of the nuclear administrator;
(b) the capacity in which the nuclear administrator is acting and the date of appointment;
(c) either an email address, or a telephone number, through which the nuclear administrator may be contacted;
(d) the name of any person other than the nuclear administrator (if any) who may be contacted regarding the proceedings;
(e) the nuclear administrator’s IP number;
(f) the court name and any number assigned to the proceedings by the court;
(g) the registered name of the relevant licensee nuclear company;
(h) the relevant licensee nuclear company’s registered number;
(i) the relevant licensee nuclear company’s registered office;
(j) any principal trading address of the relevant licensee nuclear company if this is different from its registered office;
(k) any name under which the relevant licensee nuclear company was registered in the 12 months before the date on which the relevant licensee nuclear company entered relevant licensee nuclear company administration;
(l) any name or style (other than the relevant licensee nuclear company’s registered name) under which—
(i) the relevant licensee nuclear company carried on business, and
(ii) any debt owed to a creditor was incurred.
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