UK Statutory Instrument SI 2024 United Kingdom

The Water Industry (Special Administration) Regulations 2024

Status
In Force

What it defines

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Part 1

General

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s.001 Citation
s.002 Commencement
s.003 Extent
s.004 Interpretation
Part 2

Application of the Insolvency Act 1986 to special administration

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s.005 Application, disapplication and modification
Part 3

General modifications

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s.006 General modifications to provisions about administration
Part 4

The Insolvency Act 1986 – specific modifications

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s.007 Introduction
s.008 Special administrator
s.009 Status of special administrator
s.010 Powers of the court
s.011 Dismissal of pending winding-up application
s.012 Moratorium on insolvency proceedings
s.013 Moratorium on other legal process
s.014 Interim moratorium
s.015 Announcement of special administrator’s appointment
s.016 Statement of company’s affairs
s.017 Special administrator’s proposals
s.018 Revision of special administrator’s proposals
s.019 Special administrator’s power to manage
s.020 Special administrator’s general powers and dealings with protected land
s.021 Special administrator’s general duties
s.022 Charged property: non-floating charge
s.023 Hire-purchase property
s.024 Protection for priority creditor
s.025 Challenge to special administrator’s conduct of company
s.026 Court order ending special administration
s.027 Moving from special administration to creditors’ voluntary liquidation
s.028 Moving from special administration to dissolution
s.029 Resignation of special administrator
s.030 Special administrator ceasing to be qualified
s.031 Supplying vacancy in office of special administrator
s.032 Application to replace special administrator
s.033 Replacement of special administrator
s.034 Vacation of office: discharge from liability
s.035 Vacation of office: charges and liabilities
s.036 References to joint special administrators
s.037 Appointment of joint and concurrent special administrators
s.038 Penalties
s.039 Extension of time limits
s.040 Interpretation
s.041 Introduction
s.042 Moratorium coming to an end
s.043 Approval of voluntary arrangements
s.044 Effect of approval of voluntary arrangements
s.045 Challenge of decisions
s.046 Floating charge holder not to appoint administrative receiver
s.047 Avoidance of certain floating charges
s.048 Expressions used generally
s.049 Power to make rules
s.050 Insolvency rules committee
s.051 Co-operation between courts exercising jurisdiction in relation to insolvency
s.052 Powers of special administrator
s.053 Punishment of offences
Part 5

The Water Industry Act 1991 – amendment

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s.054 Restrictions on voluntary winding up and insolvency proceedings
Part 6

Companies Act 2006 – specific modifications

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s.055 Application of this Part
s.056 Modifications to Parts 26 and 26A of the Companies Act 2006
s.057 Interpretation of Parts 26 and 26A
s.058 Court order for holding meeting of creditors or members
s.059 Court sanction for compromise or arrangement
s.060 Powers of court to facilitate reconstruction or amalgamation
s.061 Court order for holding of meeting
s.062 Court sanction for compromise or arrangement
s.063 Powers of court to facilitate reconstruction or amalgamation
Part 7

Miscellaneous

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s.064 Transitional provision
s.065 Consequential provision

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