28 (5) As soon as possible after the Reserve Bank has approved the final scheme of resolution the administrator shall present it to a joint meeting of creditors and members. (6) Any person who is aggrieved by a final scheme of resolution may, within fourteen days after it is presented in terms of subsection (5), seek a review of the scheme by the Reserve Bank by notice filed in such manner and within such period as may be prescribed. 29 Consequences where resolution not possible If, after representations made to it by the administrator, the Reserve Bank⎯ (a) is of the opinion that, in the circumstances pertaining to the troubled financial institution, no feasible scheme for its resolution can be formulated except by advancing additional public funds to it; and (b) such funds are unavailable; the Reserve Bank shall cancel the declaration in terms of section 40 and thereupon section 57 of the Banking Act shall apply to such institution. 30 Implementation of scheme of resolution and matters incidental thereto (1) The administrator shall do and have power to do all things necessary to carry out the scheme of resolution approved for a troubled financial institution in terms of section 28. (2) The Minister shall nominate the persons who, on behalf of the State, will hold the shares of the State in any successor financial institution. (3) Any dividends or other moneys received by a person referred to in subsection (2) in right of or on the disposal of any share or right acquired by the State by virtue of this Act shall be paid into the Troubled Bank Fund. (4) Stamp duty shall not be chargeable under the Stamp Duties Act [Chapter 23:09] in respect of any share issued to the State or any other person in accordance with a scheme of resolution. (5) It shall not be necessary for the Registrar of Deeds to make any endorsement on title deeds or other documents or in his or her registers in respect of any immovable property, right or obligation which passes to a successor financial institution from a troubled financial institution, but the Registrar of Deeds, when so requested in writing by the administrator or interim board, shall cause the name of the successor financial institution to be substituted, free of charge, for that of the troubled financial institution on the appropriate title deed or other document or in the appropriate register. (6) No fee or charge shall be payable by an administrator for registering a successor financial institution in any class of business referred to in section 6 of the Banking Act or as any other type of financial institution for the registration of which provision is made under any enactment. 31 Duties of interim board An interim board shall, subject to the memorandum and articles of the successor financial institution— (a) take over from the administrator and assume the management of the institution; and (b) manage the institution in such manner as it may consider most economic and most likely to promote the interests of the members and creditors of the institution; and