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Notice and advertisement of administration orderE+W

2.10.—(1) If the court makes an administration order, it shall forthwith give notice to the person appointed as administrator.

(2) [[FORM 2.5]] Forthwith after the order is made, the administrator shall advertise its making once in the Gazette, and once in such newspaper as he thinks most appropriate for ensuring that the order comes to the notice of the company's creditors.

(3) The administrator shall also forthwith give notice of the making of the order—

(a)to any person who has appointed an administrative receiver, or has power to do so;

(b)if an administrative receiver has been appointed, to him;

(c)if there is pending a petition for the winding up of the company, to the petitioner (and also to the provisional liquidator, if any); and

(d)[[FORM 2.6]] to the registrar of companies.

(4) [[FORM 2.7]] Two sealed copies of the order shall be sent by the court to the administrator, one of which shall be sent by him to the registrar of companies in accordance with section 21(2).

(5) If under section 9(4) the court makes any other order, it shall give directions as to the persons to whom, and how, notice of it is to be given.

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I1Rule 2.10 in force at 29.12.1986, see rule 0.1

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