The Relevant Licensee Nuclear Company Administration (England and Wales) Rules 2023
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72 Admission or rejection of proofs following last date for proving
(1) Unless the nuclear administrator has already dealt with them, the nuclear administrator must within 14 days of the last date for proving set out in the notice under rule 69—
(a) admit or reject, in whole or in part, proofs delivered to the nuclear administrator, or
(b) make such provision in respect of them as the nuclear administrator thinks fit.
(2) The nuclear administrator is not obliged to deal with a proof delivered after the last date for proving, but may do so, if the nuclear administrator thinks fit.
(3) In the declaration of a dividend a payment must not be made more than once in respect of the same debt.
Your change, as a redline
72 Admission or rejection of proofs following last date for proving
(1) Unless the nuclear administrator has already dealt with them, the nuclear administrator must within 14 days of the last date for proving set out in the notice under rule 69—
(a) admit or reject, in whole or in part, proofs delivered to the nuclear administrator, or
(b) make such provision in respect of them as the nuclear administrator thinks fit.
(2) The nuclear administrator is not obliged to deal with a proof delivered after the last date for proving, but may do so, if the nuclear administrator thinks fit.
(3) In the declaration of a dividend a payment must not be made more than once in respect of the same debt.
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