Section 114: Effect of administration order.

County Courts Act 1984 · 1984 c. 28View on legislation.gov.uk

Part VI: Administration Orders

Subject to sections 115 and 116, when an administration order is made, no creditor shall have any remedy against the person or property of the debtor in respect of any debt—

of which the debtor notified the county court before the administration order was made; or
which has been scheduled to the order,

except with the leave of the county court , and on such terms as that court may impose.

Subject to subsection (3), when an administration order is made, the county court is to stay any proceedings in the county court which are pending against the debtor in respect of any debt so notified or scheduled, ..., but may allow costs already incurred by the creditor, and such costs may, on application, be added to the debt.

The requirement to stay proceedings shall not operate as a requirement to stay any proceedings in bankruptcy which are pending against the debtor.

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