4.132. (NO CVL APPLICATION)
(1) Subject as follows, where the liquidator (other than the official receiver) has died, it is the duty of his personal representatives to give notice of the fact to the official receiver, specifying the date of the death.
This does not apply if notice has been given under any of the following paragraphs of this Rule.
(2) If the deceased liquidator was a partner in a firm, notice may be given to the official receiver by a partner in the firm who is qualified to act as an insolvency practitioner, or is a member of any body recognised by the Secretary of State for the authorisation of insolvency practitioners.
(3) Notice of the death may be given by any person producing to the official receiver the relevant death certificate or a copy of it.
(4) The official receiver shall give notice to the court, for the purpose of fixing the date of the deceased liquidator's release.
4.133-CVL.—(1) [[FORM 4.44]] Subject as follows, where the liquidator has died, it is the duty of his personal representatives to give notice of the fact, and of the date of death, to the registrar of companies and to the liquidation committee (if any) or a member of that committee.
(2) In the alternative, notice of the death may be given—
(a)if the deceased liquidator was a partner in a firm, by a partner qualified to act as an insolvency practitioner or who is a member of any body approved by the Secretary of State for the authorisation of insolvency practitioners, or
(b)by any person, if he delivers with the notice a copy of the relevant death certificate.
4.134. (NO CVL APPLICATION)
(1) This Rule applies where the liquidator vacates office on ceasing to be qualified to act as an insolvency practitioner in relation to the company.
(2) [[FORM 4.45]] He shall forthwith give notice of his doing so to the official receiver, who shall give notice to the Secretary of State.
The official receiver shall file in court a copy of his notice under this paragraph.
(3) Rule 4.121 applies as regards the liquidator obtaining his release, as if he had been removed by the court.
4.135-CVL.—(1) This Rule applies where the liquidator vacates office on ceasing to be qualified to act as an insolvency practitioner in relation to the company.
(2) [[FORM 4.46] [FORM 4.45]] He shall forthwith give notice of his doing so to the registrar of companies and the Secretary of State.
(3) Rule 4.122-CVL applies as regards the liquidator obtaining his release, as if he had been removed by the court.
4.136-CVL. Where the liquidator vacates office in consequence of the court making a winding-up order against the company, Rule 4.122-CVL applies as regards his obtaining his release, as if he had been removed by the court.
4.137. (NO CVL APPLICATION)
(1) Where the liquidator intends to vacate office, whether by resignation or otherwise, and there remain any unrealised assets, he shall give notice of his intention to the official receiver, informing him of the nature, value and whereabouts of the assets in question.
(2) Where there is to be a creditors' meeting to receive the liquidator's resignation, or otherwise in respect of his vacation of office, the notice to the official receiver must be given at least 21 days before the meeting.
4.138.—(1) Where the liquidator ceases to be in office as such, in consequence of removal, resignation or cesser of qualification as an insolvency practitioner, he is under obligation forthwith to deliver up to the person succeeding him as liquidator the assets (after deduction of any expenses properly incurred, and distributions made, by him) and further to deliver up to that person—
(a)the records of the liquidation, including correspondence, proofs and other related papers appertaining to the administration while it was within his responsibility, and
(b)the company's books, papers and other records.
(2) When the winding up is for practical purposes complete, the liquidator shall forthwith file in court all proofs remaining with him in the proceedings. (NO CVL APPLICATION)