The stated reason for the filing of Enclosure 184 is the fact that the 2nd Plaintiff, an undischarged bankrupt, had not obtained prior sanction of the Director General of Insolvency to commence this action. Two of the threshold questions raised in Enclosure 144 dealt specifically with this issue and was answered as follows: Question 4 Whether the 2nd Plaintiff, upon being adjudicated bankrupt and remaining an undischarged bankrupt, has lost possession, control and custody of his shares in the 1st Defendant pursuant to Section 8(1)(b) of the Insolvency Act 1967 and therefore cannot exercise any independent right or control over the same without the Director General of Insolvency consent and/or approval? ANSWER: Yes. P2 cannot commence any claim premised on his pre-bankruptcy shareholding in ZZH without the permission of the Director General of Insolvency as property in the shares had vested in the Director General of Insolvency upon the Receiving Order made against P2. Question 5 Whether the 2nd Plaintiff, being an undischarged bankrupt, has failed to obtain the sanction from the Directors General of Insolvency prior to the filing of Enclosure 1 herein, as required under Section 38(1)(a) of the Insolvency Act 1967? ANSWER: Yes. P2 failed to obtain the prior sanction of the Director General of Insolvency before Enclosure 1 was filed herein, in contravention of section 38(1)(a) of the Insolvency Act 1967. In consequence Enclosure 1 herein and all applications filed thereunder, are incompetent as actions of P2 who had no locus standi to instruct solicitors and to file this action.