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THE COURT OF PROTECTION RULES 1994
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Default by receiver
65. Where a receiver fails to comply with rule 63 or 64 or fails to pay into court or invest or otherwise deal with any money in accordance with any direction of the court or the Public Trustee, the court or the Public Trustee may disallow any remuneration which would otherwise be due to the receiver and, if he has made default in paying into court or investing or otherwise dealing with any money, may charge him with interest on it at such rate as the Public Trustee may reasonably fix, for the period of his default.
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