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Personal performance of duties. R. 206.
Assistant Official Receivers. R. 207.
Power of certain
officers and
Official
Receivers' clerks in
certain cases to act for Official Receivers.
R. 208.
Duties where no assets,
R. 209.
Accounting by Official Receiver, R. 210.
Companies.
193. The court may, by general or special directions determine what acts or duties of the Official Receiver in relation to the winding up of companies are to be performed by him in person, and in what cases he may discharge his functions through the agency of his clerks or other persons in his regular employ, or under his official control.
194. An assistant official receiver, appointed by the Governor, shall be an officer of the court, as fully as the Official Receiver to whom he is assistant, and, subject to the directions of the court, he may represent the Official Receiver in all proceedings in court, or in any administrative or other matter. Judicial notice shall be taken of the appointment of an assistant official receiver and he may be removed in the same manner as is provided in the case of an Official Receiver.
195. In the absence of the Official Receiver any officer duly authorized for the purpose by the Governor, and any clerk of the Official Receiver duly authorized by him in writing, may by leave of the court act on behalf of the Official Receiver, and take part for him in any public or other examination and in any unopposed application to the court.
196. Where a company against which a winding-up order has been made has no available assets, the Official Receiver shall not be required to incur any expense in relation to the winding up without the express directions of the court.
197. (1) Where a liquidator is appointed by the court in a winding up by the court, the Official Receiver shall account to the liquidator.
(2) If the liquidator is dissatisfied with the account or any part thereof, he may report the matter to the court, which shall take such action (if any) thereon as it may deem expedient.
(3) The provisions of these rules as to liquidators and their accounts shall not apply to the Official Receiver when he is liquidator, but he shall account in such manner as the court may from time to time direct.
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Personal performance of duties. R. 206.
Assistant Official Receivers. R. 207.
Power of certain
officers and
Official
Receivers' clerks in
certain cases to act for Official Receivers.
R. 208.
Duties where no assets,
R. 209.
Accounting by Official Receiver, R. 210.
Companies.
193. The court may, by general or special directions determine what acts or duties of the Official Receiver in relation to the winding up of companies are to be performed by him in person, and in what cases he may discharge his functions through the agency of his clerks or other persons in his regular employ, or under his official control.
194. An assistant official receiver, appointed by the Governor, shall be an officer of the court, as fully as the Official Receiver to whom he is assistant, and, subject to the directions of the court, he may represent the Official Receiver in all proceedings in court, or in any adminis- trative or other matter. Judicial notice shall be taken of the appointment of an assistant official receiver and he may be removed in the same manner as is provided in the case of an Official Receiver.
195. In the absence of the Official Receiver any officer -duly authorized for the purpose-by- the Governor,-and-any- clerk of the Official Receiver duly authorized by him in writing, may by leave of the court act on behalf of the Official Receiver, and take part for him in any public or other examination and in any unopposed application to the
court.
196. Where a company against which a winding-up order has been made has no available assets, the Official Receiver shall not be required to incur any expense in relation to the winding up without the express directions of the court.
197. (1) Where a liquidator is appointed by the court in a winding up by the court, the Official Receiver shall account to the liquidator.
(2) If the liquidator is dissatisfied with the account or any part thereof, he may report the matter to the court, which shall take such action (if any) thereon as it may deem expedient.
(3) The provisions of these rules as to liquidators and their accounts shall not apply to the Official Receiver when he is liquidator, but he shall account in such manner as the court may from time to time direct.
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