Part 4 Other Modifications
Energy Act 2004 (2004 c 20) | Legislation

Part 4 Other Modifications

General modifications

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(1)     Subject to paragraph 42, every reference falling within sub-paragraph (2) which is contained—

(a)     in a provision of the 1986 Act (other than Schedule B1), or

(b)     in any other enactment passed before this Act,

shall have effect as including a reference to whatever corresponds to it for the purposes of this paragraph.

(2)     Those references are those (however expressed) which are or include references to—

(a)     an administrator appointed by an administration order;

(b)     an administration order;

(c)     an application for an administration order;

(d)     a company in administration;

(e)     entering into administration;

(f)     Schedule B1 or a provision of that Schedule.

(3)     For the purposes of this paragraph—

(a)     an energy administrator corresponds to an administrator appointed by an administration order;

(b)     an energy administration order corresponds to an administration order;

(c)     an application for an energy administration order corresponds to an application for an administration order;

(d)     a company in energy administration corresponds to a company in administration;

(e)     entering into energy administration corresponds to entering into administration;

(f)

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