Rule 230 - Attendance at proceedings. - Company Court Rules, 1959

Attendance and appearance of creditors and contributories Attendance at proceedings. 230. (1) Save as otherwise provided by these rules or by an order of Court, every person for the time being, on the list of contributories of the company and every creditor whose debt has been admitted by the Official Liquidator wholly or in part shall be at liberty at his own expense to attend the proceedings before the Court or before the Official Liquidator and shall be entitled upon payment of the costs occasioned thereby to have notice of all such proceedings as he shall, by request in writing addressed to the Official Liquidator, desire to have notice of; but if the Court shall be of opinion that the attendance of any such person has occasioned any additional costs which ought not to be borne by the funds of the company, it may direct such costs or a gross sum in lieu thereof to be paid by such person and such person shall not be entitled to attend any further proceedings until he had paid the same. (2) No contributory or creditor shall be entitled to attend any proceedings before the Judge, unless and until he or an Advocate on his behalf has filed an appearance with the Registrar. The Registrar shall keep an "Appearance Book" in which all such appearances shall be entered. Such book shall be open to the inspection of the Official Liquidator.