Reconstruction & Corporate Recovery Update - February 2010

18-Feb-2010  |  Banking & Finance, Capital Markets, Restructuring & Corporate Recovery

Welcome to the February 2010 issue of Reconstruction & Corporate Recovery Update.

In the February 2010 issue of Reconstruction & Corporate Recovery Update we discuss:

Lawyers Nick Moser, Neil Smyth

 
  • Was a sale and leaseback an undervalue?
  • Costs in bankruptcy and insolvency cases
  • Insolvency: Who has rights to monies in segregated client accounts?
  • What constitute exceptional circumstances permitting the making of a winding up order notwithstanding a disputed claim?
  • Personal insolvencies hit a record high
  • When can a creditor refuse security in place of a bankruptcy order?
  • Setting aside statutory demands: What if the debtor can afford to pay?
  • Setting aside a statutory demand: What is the appropriate test?
  • The assignment of net claims following insolvency set-off and the extent to which they can be assessed by an adjudicator under the Housing Grants (Construction and Regeneration) Act 1996
  • Final form of amendment to Insolvency Rules published
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