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The Bank Insolvency (No. 2) Rules (Northern Ireland) 2009
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CHAPTER 6COSTS AND DETAILED ASSESSMENT
Application of the Supreme Court Rules
211. Apply rule 7.29 of the 1991 Rules.
Requirement to assess costs by the detailed procedure
212.—(1) Apply rule 7.30 of the 1991 Rules.
(2) In paragraph (1)—
(a)for “company insolvency” and “liquidation”, substitute “bank insolvency”; and
(b)delete sub-paragraph (b).
(3) In paragraph (2) delete “or creditors’”.
(4) In paragraph (3) for “insolvency proceedings” substitute “a bank insolvency ”;
(5) In paragraph (5) for “trustee in bankruptcy or a liquidator ” substitute “bank liquidator”;
(6) Delete paragraph (6).
Procedure where detailed assessment required
213. Apply rule 7.32 of the 1991 Rules.
Cost of officers charged with executions of writs or other process
214.—(1) Apply rule 7.31 of the 1991 Rules.
(2) In Paragraph (1) for “insolvency proceedings” substitute “a bank insolvency”.
(3) Delete paragraph (9)
Costs paid otherwise than out of the insolvent estate
215. Apply rule 7.34 of the 1991 Rules.
Award of costs against responsible insolvency practitioner
216.—(1) Apply rule 7.35 of the 1991 Rules.
(2) For “Without prejudice” to “the official receiver or” substitute “Where”.
Application for costs
217.—(1) Apply rule 7.36 of the 1991 Rules.
(2) In paragraph (1) for “insolvency” substitute “bank insolvency”.
(3) In paragraph (2), delete “, and, in a winding up by the court or bankruptcy, on the official receiver”;
(4) In paragraph (3), delete “and, where appropriate, the official receiver”.
Costs and expenses of witnesses
218.—(1) Apply rule 7.37 of the 1991 Rules.
(2) In paragraph (1), delete “the bankrupt or”.
(3) Delete paragraph (2).
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