

If the sums received by a bankrupt's estate under an IPO would be unlikely to be sufficient to allow a distribution to unsecured creditors; would the court still make an order?
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Q: Do members of an LLP owe fiduciary duties to one another?
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It has long been established that a solicitor must not rely on Counsel's advice without questioning it, i.e. blindly. Further, in the event that Counsel's advice is obviously wrong, the solicitor is under a legal duty to reject it.
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What happens if a company borrows money from a lender but in addition to giving security, in the form of a mortgage over the property, the company also gets one of the directors to guarantee the loan?
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The Liquidator of Langreen Ltd (in Liquidation) brought a claim against the directors for damages for wrongful trading, pursuant to section 214 of the Insolvency Act 1986.
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Tanya Seevaratnam joins Summit Law LLP from national firm, Blake Lapthorn.
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When is a conflict not a conflict?
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As our readers know, Part 36 offers are often seen as devices to try and encourage litigants to settle disputes or otherwise face various costs consequences.
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Jeremy Boyle answers your insolvency queries in the Autumn edition of R3's "Recovery" magazine.
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Can r.7.55 of the Insolvency Rules 1986 be used to cure a fundamental defect in the appointment of administrators such as a failure to obtain the consents required by statute for the extension of the appointment.
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Directors' Liabilities : Misfeasance : Sole Directors : Wrongful Trading : Culpability of Sole Shareholder and Director : s.214 Insolvency Act 1986
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Sufficiency of Grounds to Set Aside Statutory Demands : R.6.5(4)(B) Insolvency Rules 1986 : R.6.5(4)(C) Insolvency Rules 1986
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