Companies. (Ch. 31. No. 1.

such list the proofs which were wholly or partly admitted, and the proofs
which were wholly or partly rejected.

95. Every Liquidator in a winding up by the Court other than the
Official Receiver shall on the first day of every month, file with the
Registrar of the Supreme Court a certified list of all proofs, if any, received
by him, during the month next preceding, distinguishing in such lists the
proofs admitted, those rejected, and such as stand over for further
consideration; and in the case of proofs admitted or rejected, he shall
cause the proofs to be filed with the said Registrar.

96. The Liquidator in a winding up by the Court, including the Official
Receiver when he is Liquidator, shall, within three days after receiving
notice from a creditor of his intention to appeal against a decision rejecting
a proof, file such proof with the Registrar of the Supreme Court, with
a memorandum thereon of his disallowance thereof.

97. Subject to the power of the Court to extend the time in a winding up
by the Court, the Official Receiver as Liquidator, not later than fourteen
days from the latest date specified in the notice of his intention to declare
a dividend as the time within which such proofs must be lodged, shall in
writing either admit or reject wholly, or in part, every proof lodged with
him, or require further evidence in support of it.

98. Subject to the power of the Court to extend the time, the Liquidator
in a winding up by the Court, other than the Official Receiver, within
twenty-eight days after receiving a proof, which has not previously been
dealt with shall in writing either admit or reject it wholly or in part, or
require further evidence in support of it: Provided that where the
Liquidator has given notice of his intention to declare a dividend, he
shall within fourteen days after the date mentioned in the notice as the
latest date up to which proofs must be lodged, examine, and in writing
admit or reject, or require further evidence in support of, every proof
which has not been already dealt with, and shall give notice of his
decision, rejecting a proof wholly or in part, to the creditors affected
thereby. Where a creditor’s proof has been admitted the notice of
dividend shall be a sufficient notification of the admission.

99. The Official Receiver shall in no case be personally liable for costs in
relation to an appeal from his decision rejecting any proof wholly or in
part.

Dividends in a winding up by the Court.

100. (1) Not more than two months before declaring a dividend the
Liquidator in a winding up by the Court, shall cause notice of his intention
to do so to be inserted in the Royal Gazette, and at the same time give
notice to such of the creditors mentioned in the statement of affairs as
have not proved their debts. Such notice shall specify the latest date
up to which proofs must be lodged, which shall not be less than fourteen
days from the date of such notice.

(2) Where any creditor, after the date mentioned in the notice of
intention to declare a dividend as the latest date up to which proofs may
be lodged, appeals against the decision of the Liquidator rejecting a

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Proofs to be
filed.

Form 58.

Procedure
where
creditor
appeals.

Time for
dealing with
proofs by
Official
Receiver.

Time for
dealing with
proofs by
Liquidator.

Costs of
appeals from
decisions as
to proofs.

Dividends
to creditors.
Forms 59, 60
and 95 (4)