598

Forms 61
and 95 (4)

Form 62,

Return o
capital te
contribu.
tories,
Forms 624, 64
and O8§ (6),

First mect-
ings of
ereditars ane
contribu-
torie.

Ch. 31. No. 1.] Companies.

proof, notice of appeal shall, subject to the power of the Court to extend
the time in special cases, be given within seven days from the date of
the notice of the decision against which the appeal is made, and the
Liquidator may in such case make provision for the dividend upon such
proof, and the probable cost of such appeal in the event of the proof
being admitted. Where no notice of appeal has been given within the
time specified in this rule, the Liquidator shall exclude all proofs which
have been rejected from participation in the dividend.

(3) Immediately after the expiration of the time fixed by this
tule for appealing against the decision of the Liquidator he shall proceed
to declare a dividend, and shall cause notice thereof to be inserted in
the Roval Gazette, and shall also send a notice of dividend to each creditor
whose proof has been admitted.

(4) If it becomes necessary, in the opinion of the Liquidator and
the Committee of Inspection, to postpone the declaration of the dividend
beyond the limit of two months, the Liquidator shall cause a fresh notice
of his intention to declare a dividend to be inserted in the Royal Gazette,
but it shall not be necessary for the Liquidator to give a fresh notice to
such of the creditors mentioned in the statement of affairs as have not
proved their debts. In all other respects the same procedure shall
follow the fresh notice as would have followed the original notice.

(5) Dividends may at the request and risk of the person to whom
they are payable be transmitted to him by post.

(6) If a person to whom dividends are payable desires that they
shall be paid to some other person he may lodge with the Liquidator
a document in the form 62 which shall be a sufficient authority for
payvinent of the dividend to the person therein named.

101. Every order by which the Liquidator in a winding up by the Court
is authorised to make a return to contributories of the company shall,
unless the Court shall otherwise direct, contain or have appended thereto
a Schedule or List (which the Liquidator shall prepare) setting out in
a tabular form the full names and addresses of the persons to whom the
return is to be paid, and the amount of money payable to each person,
and particulars of the transfers of shares (if any) which have been made
ov the variations in the list of contributories which have arisen since
the date of the settlement of the list of contributorics and such other
information as may be requisite to enable the return to be made. The
Schedule or List shall be in the form 64 with such variations as cireum-
stances shall require, and the Liquidator shall send a notice of return to
each contributory,

General mectings of creditors and contributories in relation to a winding up
by the Court,

102. Unless the Court otherwise directs, the meetings of creditors and
contributories wider section 177 of the Ordinance (hereinafter referred to
as the first meetings of creditors and contributories) shall be held within
one month or if a special manager has been appointed then within six
weeks after the date of the winding up order. The dates of such meetings
shall be fixed and they shall be summoned by the Official Receiver.