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SCHEDULES
POWERS TO IMPROVE ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURES
FUNCTIONS OF OFFICIAL RECEIVER WHICH CANNOT BE CONTRACTED OUT
1.The functions of the official receiver as— (a) a receiver appointed pursuant to Article 42...
2.The receipt of any deposit which relates to a bankruptcy or winding-up petition.
3.The chairing— (a) by virtue of rule 4.062 of the first meeting of creditors (as...
4.The making of an application to the Department— (a) under Article 117(1) for the appointment...
5.The taking of a decision— (a) pursuant to Article 117(2), whether to refer to the...
6.The making of a reference to the Department under paragraph (4) of Article 273 of...
7.The making of a reference to the Court or the Department, as the case may...
8.The functions of the official receiver— (a) exercisable under rule 4.180(2) (functions of liquidation committee...
9.The bringing or the conduct of proceedings under the Company Directors Disqualification (Northern Ireland) Order...
10.The giving of notice to the Department pursuant to Article 148(3) (release of official receiver...
11.Considering— (a) pursuant to rule 4.064(3), whether a request by creditors for a meeting of...
12.The making or conduct of any application to the Court— (a) to commit a bankrupt...
13.The making or conduct of any application to the Court to commit for contempt of...
14.The making of a report to the Court pursuant to— (a) Article 112(1) (investigation by...
15.The making or conduct of an application to the Court for a public examination under...
16.The making or conduct of an application to the Court to relieve the official receiver...
17.The taking part in a public examination or the questioning of a person pursuant to...
18.The making or conduct of an application to the Court— (a) pursuant to Article 114(2)...
19.The making or conduct of an application to the Court pursuant to Article 135 for...
20.The taking of affidavits and declarations pursuant to rule 7.52(5) (taking of affidavits and declarations).
21.Any function of the official receiver in relation to the hearing of— (a) an application...
22.The making of a report to the Department pursuant to Article 10(3) of the Companies...
23.Any function corresponding to one referred to in paragraphs 1 to 22 which is exercisable...
24.The presentation of a winding-up petition pursuant to Article 104(6) (application by official receiver for...
25.In this Schedule— except where otherwise expressly provided, an Article referred to by number means...
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