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A Creditor's Guide to Administrators Fees
11. What if the administrator is dissatisfied?
11.1 If the administrator considers that the remuneration fixed by the creditors’ committee is insufficient or that the basis used to fix it is inappropriate he may request that the amount or rate be increased, or the basis changed, by resolution of the creditors. If he considers that the remuneration fixed by the committee or the creditors is insufficient or that the basis used to fix it is inappropriate, he may apply to the court for the amount or rate to be increased or the basis changed. If he decides to apply to the court he must give at least 14 days’ notice to the members of the creditors’ committee and the committee may nominate one or more of its members to appear or be represented on the application. If there is no committee, the administrator’s notice of his application must be sent to such of the company’s creditors as the court may direct, and they may nominate one or more of their number to appear or be represented. The court may order the costs to be paid as an expense of the administration.
- Introduction
- The Nature of Administration
- The Creditors’ Committee
- Fixing the Administrator’s Remuneration
- Review of Remuneration
- Approval of Pre-Administration Costs
- What Information should be provided by the Administrator?
- Progress Reports and Requests for Further Information
- Provision of Information - Additional Requirements
- What if a Creditor is Dissatisfied?
- What if the Administrator is Dissatisfied?
- Other Matters Relating to Remuneration
- Effective Date
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