Acceptance or rejection of proof requires written decision and specified communication methods, with reasons when claims are rejected. The liquidator must investigate proofs, make a written decision to admit or reject each proof wholly or in part, and communicate that decision to the creditor by the specified postal or courier methods; rejections must state the grounds in the prescribed form and admissions are to be notified in the prescribed form, except where the creditor has already appeared and received written acceptance.
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Acceptance or rejection of proof requires written decision and specified communication methods, with reasons when claims are rejected.
The liquidator must investigate proofs, make a written decision to admit or reject each proof wholly or in part, and communicate that decision to the creditor by the specified postal or courier methods; rejections must state the grounds in the prescribed form and admissions are to be notified in the prescribed form, except where the creditor has already appeared and received written acceptance.
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