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Access essential accompanying documents and information for this legislation item from this tab. 20.Debtor’s monthly surplus income after taking into account any contribution... 21.Current (or last) income tax reference number. under rule 18.24 becomes liquidator, 18.28.Remuneration: recourse by administrator, liquidator or trustee to the court, 18.29.Remuneration: review at request of administrator, liquidator or trustee, 18.30.Remuneration: exceeding the fee estimate, 18.31.Remuneration: new administrator, liquidator or trustee, 18.32.Remuneration: apportionment of set fees, 18.33.Remuneration: variation of the application of rules 18.29, 18.30 and 18.32, 18.34.Remuneration and expenses: application to court by a creditor or member on grounds that remuneration or expenses are excessive, Remuneration and expenses: application to court by a bankrupt on grounds that remuneration or expenses are excessive, 18.35.Remuneration and expenses: application to court by a bankrupt on grounds that remuneration or expenses are excessive, 18.36.Applications under rules 18.34 and 18.35 where the court has given permission for the application, 18.37.Applications under rule 18.34 where the court’s permission is not required for the application, 18.38.Remuneration of a liquidator or trustee who realises assets on behalf of a secured creditor, PART 19 Disclaimer in winding up and bankruptcy, 19.2.Notice of disclaimer (sections 178 and 315), 19.3.Notice of disclaimer to interested persons (sections 178 and 315), 19.4.Notice of disclaimer of leasehold property (sections 179 and 317), 19.5.Notice of disclaimer in respect of a dwelling house (bankruptcy) (section 318), 19.8.Application for permission to disclaim in bankruptcy (section 315(4)), 19.9.Application by interested party for decision on disclaimer (sections 178(5) and 316), 19.10.Disclaimer presumed valid and effective, 19.11.Application for exercise of court’s powers under section 181 (winding up) or section 320 (bankruptcy), PART 20 Debtors and their families at risk of violence: orders not to disclose current address, 20.1.Application of this Part and interpretation, 20.2.Proposed IVA (order for non-disclosure of current address), 20.3.IVA (order for non-disclosure of current address), 20.4.Debt relief application (order for non-disclosure of current address), 20.5.Bankruptcy application (order for non-disclosure of current address), 20.6.Bankruptcy and debt relief proceedings (order for non-disclosure of current address), 20.7.Additional provisions in respect of orders under rule 20.6(4), 21.2.Conversion into winding up proceedings or bankruptcy: application, 21.3.Conversion into winding up proceedings or bankruptcy: court order, 21.4.Confirmation of creditors’ voluntary winding up: application, 21.5.Confirmation of creditors’ voluntary winding up: court order, 21.6.Confirmation of creditors’ voluntary winding up: notice to member State liquidator, 21.7.Member State liquidator: duty to give notice, 21.8.Member State liquidator: rules on creditors’ participation in proceedings, PART 22 PERMISSION TO ACT AS DIRECTOR ETC. 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