SCHEDULE 16 Schedule B1 to Insolvency Act 1986
Enterprise Act 2002 (2002 c 40) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 16 Schedule B1 to Insolvency Act 1986

Section 248

“SCHEDULE B1
Administration
Arrangement of Schedule
Nature of administrationParagraphs 1 to 9
Appointment of administrator by courtParagraphs 10 to 13
Appointment of administrator by holder of floating chargeParagraphs 14 to 21
Appointment of administrator by company or directorsParagraphs 22 to 34
Administration application: special casesParagraphs 35 to 39
Effect of administrationParagraphs 40 to 45
Process of administrationParagraphs 46 to 58
Functions of administratorParagraphs 59 to 75
Ending administrationParagraphs 76 to 86
Replacing administratorParagraphs 87 to 99
GeneralParagraphs 100 to 116
Nature of Administration
Administration
1

(1)     For the purposes of this Act “administrator†of a company means a person appointed under this Schedule to manage the company's affairs, business and property.

(2)     For the purposes of this Act—

(a)     a company is “in administration†while the appointment of an administrator of the company has effect,

(b)     a company “enters administration†when the appointment of an administrator takes effect,

(c)     a company ceases to be in administration when the appointment of an administrator

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