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The Insolvency (England and Wales) (No.2) (Amendment) Rules 2021
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Amendment of Schedule 4 to the Insolvency Rules
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79. In Schedule 4, in the table of requirements for service, before the entry for rule 3.8 insert—
| “1A.28(a) and 1A.30 (& section A21) | Application for permission of the court under section A21 to take enforcement action or to bring legal proceedings against the company during a moratorium | Claim form | The applicant must serve the application. |
| 1A.28(b) and 1A.30 (& section A31) | Application for permission of the court under section A31 to dispose of charged property free from charge during a moratorium | Claim form | The applicant must serve the application. |
| 1A.28(c) and 1A.30 (& section A32) | Application for permission of the court under section A32 to dispose of hire-purchase property during a moratorium | Claim form | The applicant must serve the application. |
| 1A.28(d) and 1A.30 (& section A37) | Application by monitor for directions | Claim form | The applicant must serve the application. |
| 1A.28(e) and 1A.30 (& section A39) | Replacement of monitor or appointment of additional monitor | Claim form | The applicant must serve the application. |
| 1A.28(f) and1A.30 (& section A42) | Challenge to monitor’s actions | Claim form | The applicant must serve the application. |
| 1A.28(g) and 1A.30 (& section A43) | Challenges to monitor remuneration in insolvency proceedings | Claim form | The applicant must serve the application. |
| 1A.28(h) and1A.30 (& section A44) | Challenge to directors’ actions | Claim form | The applicant must serve the application.”. |
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