[377I Variation or revocation of a write-down order]
Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (2000 c 8) | Legislation

[377I  Variation or revocation of a write-down order]

[(1)     The court may, by order—

(a)     revoke a write-down order, or

(b)     vary (or further vary) a write-down order.

(2)     Section 377A(2)(b) applies to the making of an order under this section as it applies to the making of the write-down order.

(3)     In varying (or further varying) a write-down order the court may, in particular—

(a)     remove one or more of the insurer's liabilities from the scope of the order (but removing all such liabilities from the scope

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