The Carbon Dioxide Transport and Storage (Licensed Operators) Administration (England and Wales) Rules 2025
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11 The hearing
(1) At the hearing of the application, any of the following may appear or be represented— (a) any proposed T&S administrator; (b) the company; (c) the Secretary of State; (d) the Gas and Electricity Markets Authority; (e) one or more of the directors of the company; (f) any person that is the holder of a qualifying floating charge; (g) if an administrative receiver has been appointed, that person; (h) any person who has applied to the court for an administration order under Schedule B1 to the 1986 Act, without the modifications made by Schedule 20 to the 2004 Act; (i) any person who has presented a petition for the winding up of the company; (j) if a monitor under a moratorium under Part A1 of the 1986 Act has been appointed, that person; (k) any supervisor of a voluntary arrangement under Part 1 of the 1986 Act; (l) any creditor who has served notice in accordance with section 164 of the 2004 Act of the creditor’s intention to enforce the creditor’s security over the property of the company; (m) with the permission of the court, any other person who appears to have an interest justifying the person’s appearance. (2) Where the court makes a T&S administration order in relation to a T&S company, the order must— (a) be headed “Carbon dioxide transport and storage company administration order”; (b) include— (i) the full name, registered address, registered number and any other trading names of the company; (ii) details of the court where the proceedings are and the court reference number, and (c) set out each matter specified in paragraph (3) and, where applicable, paragraph (4). (3) The matters are— (a) the name and title of the Judge making the order; (b) the address for service of the applicant; (c) details of any other parties, including the T&S company, appearing and, where applicable, by whom each such party is represented; (d) an order that during the period the order is in force the affairs, business and property of the company are to be managed by the T&S administrator; (e) the name of the person appointed as T&S administrator; (f) an order that the person is appointed as T&S administrator of the company; (g) the date of the order, and, if the court so directs, the time; (h) such other provisions, if any, as the court thinks just. (4) Where joint T&S administrators are appointed, the order must also specify— (a) which functions, if any, are to be exercised by those persons acting jointly, and (b) which functions, if any, are to be exercised by any or all of those persons. (5) If the court makes a T&S administration order, the costs of the applicant, and of any other persons whose costs are allowed by the court, are payable as an expense of the T&S administration.
11 The hearing
(1) At the hearing of the application, any of the following may appear or be represented— (a) any proposed T&S administrator; (b) the company; (c) the Secretary of State; (d) the Gas and Electricity Markets Authority; (e) one or more of the directors of the company; (f) any person that is the holder of a qualifying floating charge; (g) if an administrative receiver has been appointed, that person; (h) any person who has applied to the court for an administration order under Schedule B1 to the 1986 Act, without the modifications made by Schedule 20 to the 2004 Act; (i) any person who has presented a petition for the winding up of the company; (j) if a monitor under a moratorium under Part A1 of the 1986 Act has been appointed, that person; (k) any supervisor of a voluntary arrangement under Part 1 of the 1986 Act; (l) any creditor who has served notice in accordance with section 164 of the 2004 Act of the creditor’s intention to enforce the creditor’s security over the property of the company; (m) with the permission of the court, any other person who appears to have an interest justifying the person’s appearance. (2) Where the court makes a T&S administration order in relation to a T&S company, the order must— (a) be headed “Carbon dioxide transport and storage company administration order”; (b) include— (i) the full name, registered address, registered number and any other trading names of the company; (ii) details of the court where the proceedings are and the court reference number, and (c) set out each matter specified in paragraph (3) and, where applicable, paragraph (4). (3) The matters are— (a) the name and title of the Judge making the order; (b) the address for service of the applicant; (c) details of any other parties, including the T&S company, appearing and, where applicable, by whom each such party is represented; (d) an order that during the period the order is in force the affairs, business and property of the company are to be managed by the T&S administrator; (e) the name of the person appointed as T&S administrator; (f) an order that the person is appointed as T&S administrator of the company; (g) the date of the order, and, if the court so directs, the time; (h) such other provisions, if any, as the court thinks just. (4) Where joint T&S administrators are appointed, the order must also specify— (a) which functions, if any, are to be exercised by those persons acting jointly, and (b) which functions, if any, are to be exercised by any or all of those persons. (5) If the court makes a T&S administration order, the costs of the applicant, and of any other persons whose costs are allowed by the court, are payable as an expense of the T&S administration.
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