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89.—(1) Subject as follows, where the postal administrator has died, it is the duty of the postal administrator’s personal representatives to give notice of the fact to the court, specifying the date of the death. This does not apply if notice has been given under either paragraph (2) or (3) of this Rule.
(2) If the deceased postal administrator was a partner in or an employee of a firm, notice may be given by a partner in the firm who is qualified to act as an insolvency practitioner, or is a member of any body recognised by the Secretary of State for the authorisation of insolvency practitioners.
(3) Notice of the death may be given by any person producing to the court the relevant death certificate or a copy of it.
(4) Where a person gives notice to the court under this Rule, they shall also give notice to the registrar of companies.
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