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The Payment and Electronic Money Institution Insolvency (England and Wales) Rules 2021
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187.—(1) The provisions of the CPR in the first column of the table in this rule (including any related practice direction) apply to special administration by virtue of the provisions of these Rules set out in the second column with any necessary modifications, except so far as inconsistent with these Rules.
| Provision of CPR | Provisions of these Rules |
|---|---|
| CPR Part 6 (service of documents) | Chapter 4 of Part 10 |
| CPR Part 18 (further information) | Rules 192 and 213(c)(ii) |
| CPR Part 31 (disclosure and inspection of documents) | Rules 192 and 213 |
| CPR Part 37(1) (miscellaneous provisions about payments into court) | Rule 191 |
| CPR Parts 44 (general rules about costs) and 47 (procedure for assessment of costs and default provisions) | Chapter 10 of Part 10 |
| CPR Part 52(2) (appeals) | Chapter 12 of Part 10 |
(2) Subject to paragraph (3), the provisions of the CPR (including any related practice direction) not referred to in the table apply to proceedings under the Regulations and these Rules with any necessary modifications, except so far as inconsistent with these Rules.
(3) Proceedings in a special administration must be allocated to the multi-track for which CPR Part 29 makes provision, and accordingly those provisions of the CPR which provide for allocation questionnaires and track allocation do not apply.
(4) CPR Part 32 applies to a false statement in a document verified by a statement of truth made under these Rules as it applies to a false statement in a document verified by a statement of truth made under CPR Part 22.
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I1Rule 187 in force at 12.11.2021, see rule 2
(1)
Part 37 was substituted by S.I. 2006/3435.
(2)
Part 52 was inserted by S.I. 2000/221.
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