The Relevant Licensee Nuclear Company Administration (England and Wales) Rules 2023
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(1) Paragraph (2) applies where the nuclear administrator has made a statement of pre-relevant-licensee-nuclear-company-administration costs under rule 21(2)(k) (matters to be included in statement of proposals).
(2) The relevant office holder must, before pre-relevant-licensee-nuclear-company-administration costs are paid, apply to the court for a determination of whether and to what extent such costs are approved for payment.
(3) In paragraph (2) the “relevant office holder” means—
(a) the nuclear administrator, where the costs consist of fees charged or expenses incurred by the nuclear administrator;
(b) another insolvency practitioner, where the costs consist of fees charged or expenses incurred by that practitioner.
(1) Paragraph (2) applies where the nuclear administrator has made a statement of pre-relevant-licensee-nuclear-company-administration costs under rule 21(2)(k) (matters to be included in statement of proposals).
(2) The relevant office holder must, before pre-relevant-licensee-nuclear-company-administration costs are paid, apply to the court for a determination of whether and to what extent such costs are approved for payment.
(3) In paragraph (2) the “relevant office holder” means—
(a) the nuclear administrator, where the costs consist of fees charged or expenses incurred by the nuclear administrator;
(b) another insolvency practitioner, where the costs consist of fees charged or expenses incurred by that practitioner.
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