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Insurers (Winding Up) Rules 2001 [SI 2001 No. 3635]Introductory TextRule 1 Citation, commencement and revocationRule 2 InterpretationRule 3 ApplicationRule 4 Appointment of liquidatorRule 5 Maintenance of separate financial records for long-term and other business in winding upRule 6 Valuation of general business policiesValuation of long-term policies (rules 7-8)Rule 7Rule 8Rule 9 Attribution of liabilities to company's long-term businessRule 10 Attribution of assets to company's long-term businessRule 11 Excess of long-term business assetsRule 12 Actuarial adviceUtilisation of excess of assets (rules 13-14)Rule 13Rule 14Rule 15 Custody of assetsRule 16 Maintenance of accounting, valuation and other recordsRule 17 Additional powers in relation to long-term businessRule 18 Accounts and auditRule 19 Security by the liquidator and special managerRule 20 Proof of debtsRule 21 Failure to pay premiumsRule 22 Notice of valuation of policyRule 23 Dividends to creditorsRule 24 Creditors' decisionsRule 25 Remuneration of liquidator carrying on long-term businessRule 26 Apportionment of costs payable out of the assetsRule 27 Notice of stop orderSchedule 1 Rules for Valuing General Business PoliciesSchedule 2 Rules for Valuing Non-Linked Life Policies, Non-Linked Deferred Annuity Policies, Non-Linked Annuities in Payment, Unitised Non-Linked Policies and Capital Redemption PoliciesSchedule 3 Rules for Valuing Life Policies and Deferred Annuity Policies Which Are Linked PoliciesSchedule 4 Rules for Valuing Long-Term Policies Which are not Dealt With in Schedules 2 or 3Schedule 5 Rules for Valuing Long-Term Policies Where a stop Order Has Been MadeSchedule 6 FormsSignatureExplanatory Note
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Version status: In force | Document consolidation status: Updated to reflect all known changes
Version date: 1 December 2001 - onwards
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Rule 8

(1) This rule applies in relation to a company's long-term business where a stop order has been made.

(2) In relation to a claim under a policy which has fallen due for payment on or after the liquidation date and before the date of the stop order, a policy holder shall be admitted as a creditor without proof for such amount as appears from the records of the company and of the liquidator to be due in respect of that claim.

(3) In all other respects a policy holder shall be admitted as a creditor in relation to his policy without proof for an amount equal to the value of the policy and for this purpose the value of a policy of any class shall be determined in the manner applicable to policies of that class provided by Schedule 5.

(4) Paragraph (4) of rule 7 applies for the purposes of this rule as if references to the liquidation date (other than that in sub-paragraph (b) of that paragraph) were references to the date of the stop order.

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