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| ad·min·is·tra·tion or·der (plural ad·min·is·tra·tion or·ders) |
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1. court order: in the United Kingdom, a court order appointing somebody to run a company in financial trouble, in order to return it to successful trading or to oversee the sale of its assets
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2. court order for debt: in the United Kingdom, a court order appointing somebody to administer the estate of a debtor
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