PART 1SCOPE, INTERPRETATION, TIME AND RULES ABOUT DOCUMENTS
CHAPTER 6Standard contents of documents to be delivered to the registrar of companies
Registrar of companies: covering notices1.20.
(1)
This rule applies where the Act or these Rules require an office-holder to deliver any of the following documents to the registrar of companies—
(a)
an account (including a final report) or a summary of receipts and payments;
(b)
an administrative receiver's report under section 48(1);
(c)
a court order;
(d)
a declaration of solvency;
(e)
a direction of the Secretary of State under section 203 or 205;
(f)
a notice of disclaimer;
(g)
a statement of administrator's proposals (including a statement of revised proposals);
(h)
a statement of affairs;
(i)
a statement of concurrence;
(j)
a notice of an administrator's resignation under paragraph 87(2) of Schedule B1;
(k)
a notice of a liquidator's death which the official receiver is required to deliver under rule F17.67(3)(b);
(l)
a notice that a liquidator has vacated office on loss of qualification to act which the official receiver is required to deliver under rule F27.68(4)(b);
(m)
any report including—
(i)
a final report,
(ii)
a progress report (including a final progress report),
(iii)
a report of a creditors' decision under paragraph 53(2) or 54(6) of Schedule B1, and
(iv)
a report of a decision approving a CVA under section 4(6) and F3(6A) or paragraph 30(3) and (4) of Schedule A1 to the Act;
(n)
a copy of the notice that a CVA has been fully implemented or terminated that the supervisor is required to deliver under rule 2.44(3);
F4(o)
an undertaking given under Article 36 of the EU Regulation.
(2)
The office-holder must deliver to the registrar of companies with a document mentioned in paragraph (1) a notice containing the standard contents required by this Part.
(3)
Such a notice may relate to more than one document where those documents relate to the same proceedings and are delivered together to the registrar of companies.