CHAPTER 1U.K.The giving of notice and the supply of documents – general
ApplicationU.K.
151.—(1) Subject to paragraphs (2) and (3), this Chapter applies where a notice or other document is required to be given, delivered or sent under the 1986 Act or these Rules by any person, including an energy administrator.
(2) This Chapter does not apply to the service of—
(a)any petition or application to the court;
(b)any evidence in support of that petition or application; or
(c)any order of the court.
(3) This Chapter does not apply to the delivery of documents to the registrar of companies.
Personal delivery of documentsU.K.
152. Personal delivery of a notice or other document is permissible in any case.
Postal delivery of documentsU.K.
153. Unless in any particular case some other form of delivery is required by the 1986 Act, these Rules or an order of the court, a notice or other document may be sent by post in accordance with the rules for postal service in CPR Part 6 and sending by such means has effect as specified in those rules.
Non-receipt of notice of meetingU.K.
154. Where in accordance with the 1986 Act or these Rules, a meeting of creditors or other persons is summoned by notice, the meeting is presumed to have been duly summoned and held, notwithstanding that not all those to whom the notice is to be given have received it.
Notice etc to solicitorsU.K.
155. Where under the 1986 Act or these Rules a notice or other document is required or authorised to be given, delivered or sent to a person, it may be given, delivered or sent instead to a solicitor authorised to accept delivery on that person's behalf.
Notice of meetings by advertisement onlyU.K.
156.—(1) The court may order that notice of any meeting be given by advertisement and not by individual notice to the persons concerned.
(2) In considering whether to act under this Rule, the court must have regard to the cost of advertisement, the amount of assets available and the extent of the interest of creditors, members or any particular class of either.