The Water Industry (Special Administration) Regulations 2024
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5 Application, disapplication and modification
(1) The provisions of the 1986 Act mentioned in tables 1 and 2 apply in relation to special administration as they apply in relation to administration but with the modifications set out in Parts 3 and 4 of these Regulations. Table 1 Schedule B1 to the 1986 Act Paragraphs | Description 1 | Interpretation 4 to 6 | Administrator’s duties, status and qualifications 13 | Powers of court 40 to 49 | Effect of administration 54 | Revision of administrator’s proposals 59 to 75 | Administrators: powers, duties, agency, property, challenge, misfeasance 79 | Ending administration 83 to 91 | Moving to other insolvency procedures, discharge and replacement 95 | Appointment of replacement administrator by the court 98 to 104 | Discharge of administrator’s liability, general provisions 106 | Penalties 107 | Extension of time limits 109 to 111 | Provisions about time and interpretation Table 2 Other provisions of the 1986 Act Provisions | Description section A16 | Company enters into insolvency procedure etc section A43 | Challenges to monitor remuneration in insolvency proceedings sections 1 to 7B | Company voluntary arrangements section 72A | Floating charge holder not to appoint administrative receiver section 133 | Public examination of officers section 140 | Court appointment after administration or voluntary arrangement section 214 | Wrongful trading sections 233 to 237 | Management by administrators, liquidators etc sections 238 to 241 | Transactions at an undervalue and preferences section 244 | Extortionate credit transactions section 245 | Avoidance of certain floating charges section 246 | Unenforceability of liens on books etc sections 246ZA to 246ZC | Fraudulent and wrongful trading section 246ZD | Power to assign certain causes of action sections 246A to 246C | Remote meetings, use of websites, creditors’ opt-out of notices section 411 | Power to make insolvency rules section 413 | Insolvency Rules Committee section 424 | Those who may apply for an order under section 423 section 426 | Cooperation between courts exercising insolvency law jurisdiction Schedule ZA1, paragraph 2 | Moratorium: eligible companies Schedule 1 | Powers of administrator or administrative receiver Schedule 8 | Provisions capable of inclusion in company insolvency rules Schedule 10 | Punishment of offences under the 1986 Act (2) The provisions of Schedule B1 to the 1986 Act that are not mentioned in table 1 do not apply to special administration.
5 Application, disapplication and modification
(1) The provisions of the 1986 Act mentioned in tables 1 and 2 apply in relation to special administration as they apply in relation to administration but with the modifications set out in Parts 3 and 4 of these Regulations. Table 1 Schedule B1 to the 1986 Act Paragraphs | Description 1 | Interpretation 4 to 6 | Administrator’s duties, status and qualifications 13 | Powers of court 40 to 49 | Effect of administration 54 | Revision of administrator’s proposals 59 to 75 | Administrators: powers, duties, agency, property, challenge, misfeasance 79 | Ending administration 83 to 91 | Moving to other insolvency procedures, discharge and replacement 95 | Appointment of replacement administrator by the court 98 to 104 | Discharge of administrator’s liability, general provisions 106 | Penalties 107 | Extension of time limits 109 to 111 | Provisions about time and interpretation Table 2 Other provisions of the 1986 Act Provisions | Description section A16 | Company enters into insolvency procedure etc section A43 | Challenges to monitor remuneration in insolvency proceedings sections 1 to 7B | Company voluntary arrangements section 72A | Floating charge holder not to appoint administrative receiver section 133 | Public examination of officers section 140 | Court appointment after administration or voluntary arrangement section 214 | Wrongful trading sections 233 to 237 | Management by administrators, liquidators etc sections 238 to 241 | Transactions at an undervalue and preferences section 244 | Extortionate credit transactions section 245 | Avoidance of certain floating charges section 246 | Unenforceability of liens on books etc sections 246ZA to 246ZC | Fraudulent and wrongful trading section 246ZD | Power to assign certain causes of action sections 246A to 246C | Remote meetings, use of websites, creditors’ opt-out of notices section 411 | Power to make insolvency rules section 413 | Insolvency Rules Committee section 424 | Those who may apply for an order under section 423 section 426 | Cooperation between courts exercising insolvency law jurisdiction Schedule ZA1, paragraph 2 | Moratorium: eligible companies Schedule 1 | Powers of administrator or administrative receiver Schedule 8 | Provisions capable of inclusion in company insolvency rules Schedule 10 | Punishment of offences under the 1986 Act (2) The provisions of Schedule B1 to the 1986 Act that are not mentioned in table 1 do not apply to special administration.
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