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31.—(1) At the commencement of every meeting of creditors, the energy administrator shall, for the purposes of Rule 30 so far as it relates to voting at that meeting, accept or reject the claim of each creditor.
(2) Where funds are available for payment of a dividend out of the assets of the protected energy company in respect of an accounting period, the energy administrator for the purpose of determining who is entitled to such a dividend shall, not later than 4 weeks before the end of the period, accept or reject every claim submitted or deemed to have been re-submitted to him under these Rules; and shall at the same time make a decision on any matter requiring to be specified under sub-paragraph (a) or (b) of paragraph (4).
(3) Where the energy administrator rejects a claim, he shall forthwith notify the creditor giving reasons for the rejection.
(4) Where the energy administrator accepts or rejects a claim, he shall record in the sederunt book his decision on the claim specifying–
(a)the amount of the claim accepted by him;
(b)the category of debt, and the value of any security, as decided by him, and
(c)if he is rejecting the claim, his reasons therefor.
(5) Any member or creditor may, if dissatisfied with the acceptance or rejection of any claim (or, in relation to such acceptance or rejection, with a decision in respect of any matter requiring to be specified under paragraph (4)(a) or (b) above), appeal therefrom to the court–
(a)if the acceptance or rejection is under paragraph (1) above, within 2 weeks of that acceptance or rejection;
(b)if the acceptance or rejection is under paragraph (2) above, not later than 2 weeks before the end of the accounting period,
and the energy administrator shall record the court’s decision in the sederunt book.
(6) Any reference in this Rule to the acceptance or rejection of a claim shall be construed as a reference to the acceptance or rejection of the claim in whole or in part.
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