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9. The Judge of any Court having jurisdiction to order the winding up of a company other than the High Court or a Palatine Court may at any time, for good cause shown, order any proceedings which have been commenced or are pending in his Court to be transferred to any Court which has jurisdiction to order the winding up of a company not being the High Court or a Palatine Court.

10. Notice of an application for a transfer of proceedings shall be served on the Official Receiver before the hearing thereof.

11. When an order of transfer has been made the person on whose application the order is made shall, if the transfer is to the High Court, lodge with the chief clerk of the Judge to whom the winding up becomes assigned, and if the transfer is to any other Court with the Registrar of that Court, a sealed copy of the order of transfer.

12. Where the proceedings in any winding up are transferred by any Court, the Official Receiver of the Court to which such proceedings are transferred shall become the Official Receiver in the winding up in place of the Official Receiver of the Court from which the proceedings are transferred.

13. Where any proceedings are transferred from a Court to any other Court, the records of proceedings shall, if the transfer is to the High Court, be transmitted to the chief clerk of the Judge to whom the winding up becomes assigned, and if the transfer is to any other Court to the Registrar of that Court.

14. Form^[1] As soon as the chief clerk of the Judge (if the transfer is to a Judge of the High Court) or the Registrar of the Court transfer to (if the transfer is to any other Court) has received the records of proceedings from the Court from which the transfer is made he shall give notice of the transfer to the Official Receiver of the Court to which the proceedings are transferred, who shall give notice of the transfer to the Board of Trade. When a winding up is transferred from one Court to another, it shall receive a new distinctive number.