Schedule 3: Winding-up and Bankruptcy Petitions Orders for bankruptcy orders made before the day on which this Act is passed
Paragraph 3 applies when a court makes a bankruptcy order against a tenant following a petition from a landlord, and the order is made after 10 November but before this Schedule came into force. This is only for cases where the order is one that would not have been made had the Schedule been in force, i.e., one that would be affected by the provisions under paragraph 2.
	Sub-paragraphs (2) and (3) state that in this case, the order is considered void and neither the official receiver, the trustee in bankruptcy, interim receiver or special manager are liable for any actions taken in respect of the order.
	Sub-paragraph (4) means that a court may instruct that action is taken to restore the tenant to position that it would have been before the petition for a bankruptcy order was made. This allows the court to undo any negative effects of the bankruptcy order and may lead to the petitioner (landlord) becoming liable for the costs of doing so.
	Sub-paragraph (5) requires the official receiver, trustee, interim receiver or special manager to refer the matter to the court if it appears that an order is void (as under sub-paragraph (2)) and that the court should give directions (as under sub-paragraph (4)), to determine whether the court should give such directions.