F1SCHEDULE B1ADMINISTRATION
ADMINISTRATION APPLICATION — SPECIAL CASES
Effect of administrative receivership
40.
(1)
Where there is an administrative receiver of a company the High Court must dismiss an administration application in respect of the company unless—
(a)
the person by or on behalf of whom the receiver was appointed consents to the making of the administration order,
(b)
the Court thinks that the security by virtue of which the receiver was appointed would be liable to be released or discharged under Articles 202 to 204 (transaction at undervalue and preference) if an administration order were made, or
(c)
the Court thinks that the security by virtue of which the receiver was appointed would be avoided under Article 207 (avoidance of floating charge) if an administration order were made.
(2)
Sub-paragraph (1) applies whether the administrative receiver is appointed before or after the making of the administration application.