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| adam_text | CONTENTS PREFACE PREFACE TO FIRST EDITION CONTENTS TABLE OF CASES TABLE
OF STATUTES TABLE OF STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION I.
NATURE OF THE WINDING-UP PROCESS A. IN GENERAL B. THE PURPOSES OF
WINDING UP C. OUTLINE OF WINDING-UP PROCEDURE 1. MODES OF WINDING UP 2.
EFFECTS OF WINDING UP 3. THE LIQUIDATOR 4. COLLECTION OF ASSETS 5.
DISCHARGING LIABILITIES 6. DISTRIBUTION OF SURPLUS ASSETS 7. DISSOLUTION
D. SOME COMPARISONS 1. BANKRUPTCY 2. ADMINISTRATIVE RECEIVERSHIP 3.
ADMINISTRATION II. LEGISLATIVE HISTORY A. THE PERIOD TO 1844 B. THE
PERIOD FROM 1844 TO 1856 1. THE WINDING-UP ACT OF 1844 2. THE WINDING-UP
ACT OF 1848 3. THE ROYAL BRITISH BANK CASE C. THE PERIOD FROM 1856 D.
THE INSOLVENCY ACTS AND INSOLVENCY RULES E. ACTS SUBSEQUENT TO THE
INSOLVENCY ACT 1986 III. LEGISLATIVE SCHEME PAGE V IX XIII XXXI CXVII
CXXXI PARA 1.001 1.001 1.002 1.003 1.004 1.005 1.006 1.007 1.008 1.009
1.010 1.011 1.012 1.013 1.014 1.015 1.016 1.017 1.017 1.018 1.019 1.020
1.021 1.022 1.023 CHAPTER 2: MODES OF WINDING UP I. GENERAL 2.001 XM X I
V CONTENTS II. VOLUNTARY WINDING UP 2.002 A. MEMBERS VOLUNTARY WINDING
UP 2.003 1. PREREQUISITES TO WINDING UP 2.004 2. PROCEDURE 2.005 3.
EVENTS DURING AND AFTER THE END OF WINDING UP 2.009 4. ACCEPTANCE OF
SHARES FOR SALE OF COMPANY PROPERTY 2.010 B. CREDITORS VOLUNTARY
WINDING UP 2.011 1. WHERE NO DECLARATION OF SOLVENCY IS MADE 2.012 2.
WHERE THE LIQUIDATOR DECIDES THAT THE COMPANY IS INSOLVENT*CONVERSION
FROM MEMBERS TO CREDITORS VOLUNTARY WINDING UP 2.013 3. EVENTS
SUBSEQUENT TO THE CREDITOR MEETING 2.014 4. MISTAKEN WINDING UP 2.015
5. FOREIGN COMPANIES 2.016 III. WINDING UP BY THE COURT A. GENERAL 2.017
B. JURISDICTION 2.018 1. TO WIND UP COMPANIES REGISTERED IN ENGLAND AND
WALES 2.018 2. TRANSFER OF PROCEEDINGS 2.019 3. REVIEWS, APPEALS AND
RESCISSIONS 2.020 4. TIME LIMITS 2.021 5. TO WIND UP UNREGISTERED
COMPANIES 2.022 C. MALICIOUS PRESENTATION OF A WINDING UP PETITION 2.023
1. PROCEDURE 2.024 2. WITHOUT REASONABLE AND PROBABLE CAUSE 2.025 3. THE
PROCEEDINGS WERE MALICIOUS 2.026 4. DAMAGE 2.027 5. ABUSE OF PROCESS
2.028 CHAPTER 3: CREDITOR S PETITION FOR A WINDING-UP ORDER I. GENERAL
3.001 II. WHO MAY PETITION FOR A WINDING-UP ORDER? 3.002 A. WHO IS A
CREDITOR? 3.003 1. DEBTOR-CREDITOR RELATIONSHIP 3.004 2. CREDITOR IN
EQUITY 3.005 3. CONTINGENT OF PROSPECTIVE CREDITORS 3.009 4. SECURED
CREDITORS 3.010 5. MISCELLANEOUS CREDITORS 3.011 6. LIMITATIONS ISSUES
3.012 B. RESTRICTIONS ON THE RIGHT TO APPLY 3.014 III. GROUNDS FOR
WINDING UP 3.015 A. INABILITY TO PAY DEBTS 3.016 1. STATUTORY DEMAND
3.017 2. UNSATISFIED EXECUTION 3.018 3. POSITIVE PROOF OF INSOLVENCY
3.019 CONTENTS XV IV. VI. VII. B. THE JUST AND EQUITABLE GROUND
STATUTORY DEMANDS A. THE REQUIREMENTS FOR A DEMAND B. THE DEBT C.
SERVICE D. COMPLIANCE E. NEGLECTED TO PAY F. INACCURACIES IN THE DEMAND
G. RESISTING A DEMAND INJUNCTION TO RESTRAIN THE PRESENTATION OR THE
GIVING OF NOTICE OF THE PETITION A. GENERALLY B. COSTS DISCRETION TO
REFUSE ORDER A. GENERAL PRINCIPLES B. DEBT LESS THAN 750 C. DISPUTED
DEBT 1. GENERAL PRINCIPLES 2. DISPUTED DEBT AND THE INSOLVENT COMPANY 3.
NATURE OF DISPUTE RAISED 4. CONCLUSION D. ABUSE OF PROCESS 1. THE
PROCEEDINGS ARE BOUND TO FAIL 2. THE PROCEEDINGS ARE COMMENCED FOR SOME
IMPROPER PURPOSE 3. ISSUES WILL ARISE IN THE PROCEEDINGS OF A KIND THAT
ARE INAPPROPRIATE FOR RESOLUTION IN WINDING-UP PROCEEDINGS 4. PREMATURE
GIVING OF NOTICE (ADVERTISING) OF THE PETITION 5. COSTS 6. CLAIMS FOR
ABUSE OF PROCESS 7. DAMAGES E. PAYMENT OR TENDER TO PETITIONER F.
OPPOSITION TO WINDING UP 1. OPPOSITION BY THE COMPANY 2. OPPOSITION BY
CREDITORS OF A DIFFERENT CLASS 3. OPPOSITION BY THE MAJORITY OF THE SAME
CLASS OF CREDITORS G. PETITIONS FOR COMPULSORY WINDING UP OF COMPANIES
IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE A. PRELIMINARY PROCEDURE
1. PREPARATION AND PRESENTATION OF THE PETITION 2. VERIFICATION OF THE
PETITION 3. GIVING NOTICE OF THE PETITION 4. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
APPEAR 3.022 3.023 3.024 3.025 3.026 3.027 3.028 3.029 3.030 3.031 3.031
3.032 3.033 3.033 3.034 3.035 3.035 3.036 3.037 3.044 3.045 3.046 3.047
3.048 3.049 3.050 3.051 3.052 3.053 3.054 3.055 3.056 3.057 3.061 3.062
3.063 3.064 3.066 3.067 3.068 XVI CONTENTS 5. CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
6. WITHDRAWAL OF PETITION BEFORE HEARING 7. APPOINTMENT OF A PROVISIONAL
LIQUIDATOR 8. INTERLOCUTORY PROCEEDINGS 9. WITHDRAWAL OF THE PETITION
AND SUBSTITUTION OF CREDITORS B. HEARING 1. ADJOURNMENTS 2. EVIDENCE C.
ORDER 1. GENERALLY 2. REVIEWING, RESCINDING AND VARYING AN ORDER D.
COSTS 1. WHERE AN ORDER IS GRANTED 2. WHERE THE PETITION IS DISMISSED 3.
WHERE THE PETITION IS WITHDRAWN 4. WHERE THERE IS A SECOND PETITION E.
PROCEDURE SUBSEQUENT TO ORDER 1. SUBSEQUENT STEPS 2. APPEALS 3. ERRORS
IN PETITION VIII. CONSEQUENCES OF PRESENTING A PETITION FOR A WINDING-UP
ORDER A. PROVISIONAL LIQUIDATOR B. STAY OF PROCEEDINGS C. TIME CEASING
TO RUN UNDER THE LIMITATION ACT CHAPTER 4: CONTRIBUTORY S PETITION I.
GENERAL II. WHO MAY APPLY A. WHO IS A CONTRIBUTORY 1. MEMBERS 2.
NON-MEMBERS B. RESTRICTIONS ON THE RIGHT TO APPLY 1. THE MEMORANDUM AND
ARTICLES 2. STATUTORY RESTRICTIONS 3. THE NEED FOR A TANGIBLE INTEREST
4. IN ARREARS WITH CALLS C. DISPUTE CONCERNING A MEMBER S SHAREHOLDING
III. GROUNDS FOR WINDING UP A. MISCELLANEOUS GROUNDS 1. SPECIAL
RESOLUTION FOR COMPULSORY WINDING UP 2. PUBLIC COMPANY LACKING A
CERTIFICATE OF MINIMUM SHARE CAPITAL 3. OLD PUBLIC COMPANIES FAILING TO
RE-REGISTER 4. A REDUCTION IN THE NUMBER OF MEMBERS 5. A COMPANY
VOLUNTARY ARRANGEMENT FAILS TO PROCEED 3.069 3.070 3.071 3.072 3.077
3.078 3.079 3.080 3.081 3.081 3.082 3.083 3.084 3.085 3.086 3.087 3.088
3.089 3.090 3.091 3.092 3.093 3.094 3.095 4.001 4.002 4.002 4.002 4.003
4.004 4.005 4.006 4.007 4.008 4.009 4.010 4.011 4.012 4.013 4.014 4.015
4.016 CONTENTS XVII B. NON-COMMENCEMENT OR SUSPENSION OF BUSINESS 4.017
1. BUSINESS 4.018 2. COMMENCEMENT 4.019 3. SUSPENSION 4.020 C. THE JUST
AND EQUITABLE GROUND 4.021 1. FRAUD IN INCEPTION 4.022 2. IMPOSSIBILITY
OF CARRYING ON BUSINESS FOR WHICH THE COMPANY WAS FORMED 4.023 3.
IMPOSSIBILITY OF CARRYING ON BUSINESS 4.028 4. FRAUD, MISCONDUCT AND
OPPRESSION 4.029 5. PARTNERSHIP ANALOGY 4.037 IV. DISCRETION TO REFUSE
ORDER 4.038 A. GENERAL PRINCIPLES 4.038 B. WISHES OF OTHER MEMBERS 4.039
C. THE FINANCIAL POSITION OF THE COMPANY 4.040 D. THE PETITIONER S
PERSONAL DEMERITS 4.041 1. ACQUISITION OF SHAREHOLDING 4.042 2.
PETITIONER IN ARREARS WITH CALLS 4.043 3. LACHES 4.044 4. COLLATERAL
MOTIVE 4.045 E. AVAILABILITY OF ALTERNATIVE REMEDIES 4.046 1. GENERAL
LAW REMEDIES 4.047 2. STATUTORY REMEDIES 4.049 F. VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION
IN PROGRESS 4.050 1. VALIDITY OF RESOLUTION 4.051 2. LIQUIDATION NEARING
COMPLETION 4.052 V. PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE 4.053 A. WINDING UP PETITIONS
4.053 B. THE HEARING 4.054 CHAPTER 5: MISCELLANEOUS OTHER PETITIONS I.
GENERAL 5.001 II. COMPANY S PETITION 5.002 III. PETITIONS OF DIRECTORS
5.003 IV PETITIONS BY THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR BUSINESS, INNOVATION
AND SKILLS 5.004 A. THE PROCESS 5.005 B. IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST 5.006 C.
THE SCOPE OF THE POWER TO PETITION 5.007 D. UNDERTAKINGS 5.008 E.
PROCEDURAL ISSUES 5.009 1. HEARINGS 5.009 2. GIVING NOTICE OF THE
PETITION 5.010 3. COSTS 5.011 V. PETITIONS BY THE OFFICIAL RECEIVER
5.012 VI. PETITIONS BY THE CLERK OF A MAGISTRATES COURT 5.022 XVIII
CONTENTS CHAPTER 6. PROVISIONAL LIQUIDATION I. INTRODUCTION 6.001 II.
WHO CAN APPLY 6.002 A. A CREDITOR 6.003 B. A CONTRIBUTORY 6.004 C. THE
COMPANY 6.005 D. THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR BUSINESS, INNOVATION AND
SKILLS 6.006 III. THE APPLICATION 6.007 IV. GROUNDS FOR APPOINTMENT
6.008 V. WHO MAY BE APPOINTED 6.009 VI. THE ORDER 6.010 VII. THE EFFECT
OF AN APPOINTMENT 6.011 VIII. THE POSITION OF THE PROVISIONAL LIQUIDATOR
6.012 IX. REMUNERATION AND EXPENSES OF THE PROVISIONAL LIQUIDATOR 6.013
X. THE END OF THE APPOINTMENT 6.014 CHAPTER 7: COMMENCEMENT AND EFFECT
OF WINDING UP I. COMMENCEMENT OF WINDING UP 7.002 II. EFFECT ON THE
COMPANY 7.003 A. CORPORATE PERSONALITY AND POWERS 7.004 B. COMPANY NAME
7.005 C. OWNERSHIP OF PROPERTY 7.006 D. DISPOSITIONS OF PROPERTY 7.007
1. COMPULSORY WINDING UP 7.007 2. EFFECT OF THE MAKING OF A VOID
DISPOSITION 7.016 3. PROCEEDINGS BY CONTRIBUTORIES 7.017 4. VOLUNTARY
WINDING UP 7.018 5. THE HUMAN RIGHTS DIMENSION 7.019 6. THE
DISAPPLICATION OF THE SCHEME 7.020 E. CONTROL OF PROPERTY 7.021 III.
EFFECT ON DIRECTORS 7.022 A. DIRECTORS POWERS 7.023 B. OFFICE OF
DIRECTORS 7.024 C. OBLIGATIONS OF DIRECTORS 7.025 IV. EFFECT ON
CONTRACTS 7.026 A. CONTRACTS IN GENERAL 7.026 B. CONTRACTS OF SERVICE
7.027 1. COMPULSORY WINDING UP 7.027 2. VOLUNTARY WINDING UP 7.028 V.
EFFECT ON MEMBERS 7.029 A. LIABILITY 7.030 B. SHARE TRANSFERS 7.031 C.
ALTERATIONS IN STATUS 7.032 1. STATUTORY PROHIBITION 7.032 2. THE RULE
IN OAKES V TURQUAND 7.033 CONTENTS XIX D. SHAREHOLDERS RIGHTS 7.034 VI.
EFFECT ON RIGHT TO INSPECT BOOKS 7.035 VII. EFFECT ON ACTIONS AND
PROCEEDINGS 7.036 A. PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE COMPANY 7.036 1. COMPULSORY
WINDING UP 7.036 2. VOLUNTARY WINDING UP 7.042 B. PROCEEDINGS ON BEHALF
OF THE COMPANY 7.043 VIII. EFFECT ON CREDITORS REMEDIES 7.044 A.
EXECUTION 7.045 1. COMPULSORY WINDING UP 7.046 2. VOLUNTARY WINDING UP
7.051 B. ATTACHMENT 7.054 1. COMPULSORY WINDING UP 7.055 2. VOLUNTARY
WINDING UP 7.056 C. SEQUESTRATION 7.058 1. COMPULSORY WINDING UP 7.058
2. VOLUNTARY WINDING UP 7.059 D. DISTRESS 7.060 1. COMPULSORY WINDING UP
7.060 2. VOLUNTARY WINDING UP 7.031 3. REFORM 7.062 E. EFFECT ON
CREDITORS SECURITIES 7.063 IX EFFECT ON ADMINISTRATIVE RECEIVERSHIP
7.064 A. EFFECT ON RIGHT TO APPOINT 7.065 B. EFFECT ON POWERS OF
RECEIVER 7.066 C. LIQUIDATION EXPENSES AND CHARGED ASSETS 7.067 X.
EFFECT OF COMPULSORY LIQUIDATION ON VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION 7.068 XI.
EFFECT ON ADMINISTRATIONS 7.069 XII. EFFECT ON COMPANY VOLUNTARY
ARRANGEMENTS 7.070 CHAPTER 8: ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANS OF WINDING UP I. THE
LIQUIDATOR 8.002 A. THE OFFICIAL RECEIVER 8.003 1. ACTING AS LIQUIDATOR
8.003 2. DUTIES 8.004 B. APPOINTMENT 8.005 1. WHO MAY BE APPOINTED?
8.005 2. MODE OF APPOINTMENT 8.007 C. STATUS OF THE LIQUIDATOR 8.011 1.
IN RELATION TO THE COURT 8.012 2. IN RELATION TO THE COMPANY 8.013 3. IN
RELATION TO CREDITORS AND CONTRIBUTORIES 8.014 D. THE ROLE OF THE
LIQUIDATOR 8.015 E. THE EFFECT OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT 8.016 F. GENERAL
DUTIES 8.017 1. FIDUCIARY DUTIES 8.018 XX CONTENTS 2. DUTIES OF SKILL
AND CARE 8.024 3. DUTY TO EXERCISE DISCRETION 8.025 4. DUTY TO ACT
JOINTLY 8.026 G. REMUNERATION 8.027 1. GENERAL 8.027 2. DETERMINATION
8.030 3. SCALE OF REMUNERATION 8.033 4. THE DEDUCTION OF REMUNERATION
FROM TRUSTS ASSETS 8.034 H. TERMINATION OF APPOINTMENT 8.035 1.
RESIGNATION 8.036 2. REMOVAL 8.037 3. RELEASE 8.048 II. THE GENERAL
MEETING 8.051 A. POWERS AND FUNCTIONS 8.052 B. MEETINGS AND PROCEDURE
8.053 1. MEETINGS 8.053 2. PROCEDURE 8.054 HI. LIQUIDATION COMMITTEE
8.063 A. APPOINTMENT AND COMPOSITION 1. COMPULSORY WINDING UP 8.064 2.
CREDITORS, VOLUNTARY WINDING UP 8.065 3. FORMALITIES 8.066 B. STATUS AND
GENERAL DUTIES 8.067 C. POWERS AND FUNCTIONS 8.068 D. MEETINGS AND
PROCEDURE 8.069 1. CALLING OF MEETINGS 8.069 2. QUORUM 8.070 3. VOTING
AND RESOLUTIONS 8.071 E. EXPENSES AND REMUNERATION 8.072 F. TERMINATION
OF APPOINTMENT 8.073 G. VACANCIES ON THE COMMITTEE 8.074 IV. THE
INSOLVENCY SERVICE 8.075 V. OFFICIAL RECEIVERS 8.076 VI. THE SECRETARY
OF STATE FOR BUSINESS, INNOVATION AND SKILLS 8.077 CHAPTER 9: FUNCTIONS
OF THE LIQUIDATOR I. POWERS OF THE LIQUIDATOR 9.002 A. THE LIQUIDATOR AS
AGENT 9.003 B. STATUTORY POWERS 9.004 1. COMPULSORY WINDING UP 9.005 2.
VOLUNTARY WINDING UP 9.017 3. GENERAL POWERS 9.018 C. INVALIDITY OF ACTS
9.019 1. DEFECTIVE APPOINTMENT 9.020 2. ACTS IN EXCESS OF POWER 9.021
CONTENTS XXI 3. FAILURE TO OBTAIN SANCTION II. RIGHT TO ASSISTANCE AND
ADVICE A. SPECIAL MANAGER B. SOLICITOR C. ADVICE OF THE COURT 1.
COMPULSORY WINDING UP 2. VOLUNTARY WINDING UP II. DUTIES OF THE
LIQUIDATOR A. DUTY TO LODGE NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT B. DUTY TO PROVIDE
STATEMENT OR REPORT C. DUTY TO INVESTIGATE AFFAIRS D. DUTY TO KEEP
RECORDS, BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS 1. RECORDS AND BOOKS 2. ACCOUNTS 3. MINUTES
E. DUTY IN RELATION TO FUNDS RECEIVED F. DUTY TO COLLECT ASSETS 1.
GENERAL 2. THE FUNDING OF LEGAL PROCEEDINGS G. DUTY TO PRESERVE ASSETS
1. GENERAL 2. CARRYING ON BUSINESS H. DUTY TO REALISE ASSETS I. DUTY TO
SETTLE A LIST OF CONTRIBUTORIES J. DUTY TO ASCERTAIN AND DISCHARGE
LIABILITIES 1. LEGAL DUTIES 2. THE RULE IN EX P. JAMES 3. DISCLAIMER OF
ONEROUS PROPERTY K. DUTY TO DISTRIBUTE SURPLUS ASSETS L. DUTY TO BRING
ABOUT DISSOLUTION V. SUPERVISION AND CONTROL OF LIQUIDATORS A.
EXAMINATION INTO CONDUCT B. REVIEW OF ACTS OR DECISIONS C. CONTROL OF
THE COURT D. HUMAN RIGHTS ACT E. COSTS V. REMEDIES FOR BREACH OF DUTY A.
BEFORE DISSOLUTION 1. INJUNCTION 2. LIABILITY FOR LOSSES 3. APPLICATION
TO HAVE DEFAULT REMEDIED 4. LIABILITY TO ACCOUNT FOR PROFITS 5.
MISFEASANCE PROCEEDINGS 6. DISALLOWANCE OF COSTS 7. FORFEITURE OF
REMUNERATION 8. SECURITY LODGED B. AFTER DISSOLUTION 9.022 9.023 9.024
9.025 9.026 9.027 9.028 9.029 9.030 9.031 9.032 9.033 9.034 9.035 9.036
9.037 9.038 9.038 9.039 9.040 9.040 9.041 9.042 9.043 9.044 9.045 9.046
9.047 9.056 9.057 9.058 9.059 9.060 9.061 9.062 9.063 9.064 9.065 9.066
9.067 9.068 9.069 9.070 9.071 9.072 9.073 9.074 XXII CONTENTS 1. ACTION
FOR BREACH OF STATUTORY DUTY 9.075 2. LIABILITY TO ACCOUNT FOR PROFITS
9.076 3. LIABILITY AS TRUSTEE 9.077 CHAPTER 10: CONTRIBUTORIES I. WHO IS
A CONTRIBUTORY? 10.002 II. WHO IS LIABLE TO CONTRIBUTE 10.003 A. MEMBERS
10.003 B. TRUSTEES FOR SHAREHOLDERS 10.004 C. PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES
10.005 D. TRUSTEES IN BANKRUPTCY 10.006 E. JOINT SHAREHOLDERS 10.007 F.
POST-LIQUIDATION TRANSFEREES 10.008 G. DIRECTORS AND MANAGERS WHOSE
LIABILITY IS UNLIMITED 10.009 III. NATURE AND EXTENT OF LIABILITY 10.010
A. LIABILITY OF MEMBERS IN GENERAL 10.010 1. THE INCLUSIONARY ASPECT
10.010 2. THE EXCLUSIONARY ASPECT 10.011 B. AMOUNT OF CONTRIBUTION
10.012 C. LIABILITY OF PAST MEMBERS 10.013 1. NATURE AND EXTENT OF
LIABILITY 10.014 2. MOMENT FOR FIXING LIABILITY 10.015 3. EXPENSES OF
WINDING UP 10.016 D. LIABILITY OF PAST DIRECTORS AND SHAREHOLDERS 10.017
IV. ENFORCEMENT OF LIABILITY 10.018 A. SETTLING THE LIST OF
CONTRIBUTORIES 10.018 B. CALLS ON CONTRIBUTORIES 10.019 1. POWER TO MAKE
CALLS 10.019 2. PROCEDURE FOR MAKING CALLS 10.020 C. MODES OF ENFORCING
LIABILITY 10.021 1. BALANCE ORDER 10.022 2. ACTION 10.023 D.
CONTRIBUTORIES EVADING CALLS 10.024 V. DEFENCES TO PROCEEDINGS 10.025 A.
INVALIDITY OF PRIOR PROCEEDINGS 10.026 B. INABILITY TO PAY 10.027 C.
STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS 10.028 D. SET-OFF 10.029 VI. DUTY OF LIQUIDATOR
TO CONTRIBUTORIES 10.030 CHAPTER 11: ASSETS AVAILABLE FOR DIVISION AND
DISTRIBUTION I. GENERAL 11.002 A. ALL COMPANIES 11.003 B. INSOLVENT
COMPANIES 11.004 II. THE ADJUSTMENT PROVISIONS 11.005 A. INTRODUCTION
11.006 CONTENTS XXIII B. THE ORIGINS OF THE ADJUSTMENT PROVISIONS 11.007
C. THE RATIONALE FOR THE PROVISIONS 11.008 D. THE FRAMEWORK 11.009 1.
THE RELEVANT TIME 11.010 2. UNABLE TO PAY DEBTS 11.011 3. CONNECTED
PERSON 11.012 E. TRANSACTIONS AT AN UNDERVALUE 11.013 1. INTRODUCTION
11.013 2. CONDITIONS FOR ADJUSTMENT 11.014 3. THE MEANING OF TRANSACTION
AT AN UNDERVALUE 11.015 4. VALUATION 11.016 5. DEFENCES 11.017 6. ORDERS
11.018 7. THIRD PARTY PROTECTION 11.021 8. LIMITATION OF ACTIONS 11.022
F. PREFERENCES 11.023 1. INTRODUCTION 11.023 2. BACKGROUND 11.024 3.
NATURE OF A PREFERENCE 11.025 4. CONDITIONS FOR AVOIDANCE 11.026 5. THE
NEED FOR A DEBTOR-CREDITOR RELATIONSHIP OR SURETYSHIP 11.027 6. THE NEED
TO ESTABHSH IMPROVEMENT IN THE POSITION OF THE CREDITOR OR GUARANTOR
11.028 7. THE POSITION OF SECURED CREDITORS AND THE GIVING OF SECURITY
BY A DEBTOR 11.029 8. RUNNING ACCOUNTS 11 .030 9. THE NEED TO ESTABLISH
DESIRE TO PRODUCE PREFERENTIAL ELEMENT 11.031 10. COMMERCIAL PRESSURE
11.035 11. ORDERS 11.036 12. THIRD PARTY PROTECTIONS 11.039 13.
LIMITATION OF ACTIONS 11.040 14. MARKET CONTRACTS ARE EXEMPTED 11.041
15. CONCLUSION 11.042 G. EXTORTIONATE CREDIT TRANSACTIONS 11.043 1.
INTRODUCTION 11.043 2. SCOPE 11.044 3. EXTORTIONATE 11.045 4. ORDERS
11-046 H. AVOIDANCE OF FLOATING CHARGES 11.047 1. TIME ZONE 11.048 2.
FLOATING CHARGES THAT ARE VOID 11.049 3. EXCEPTIONS 11.050 4. THE EFFECT
OF AVOIDANCE 11.051 I. UNENFORCEABLE LIENS 11.052 III. TRANSACTIONS
DEFRAUDING CREDITORS 11.053 XXIV E. IV. V. VI. VII. NU. CONTENTS A.
BACKGROUND B. THE PROVISIONS 1. PURPOSE 2. VICTIM 3. ESTABLISHING THE
CLAIM C. PROCEDURE D. LIMITATION PERIOD ORDERS PROCEEDINGS AGAINST
DIRECTORS A. WRONGFUL TRADING 1. BACKGROUND 2. SECTION 214 3. DEFENCES
4. RELIEF 5. RECOVERIES 6. AN ASSESSMENT B. MISFEASANCE PROCEEDINGS C.
FRAUDULENT TRADING D. PROHIBITED DISTRIBUTIONS E. DUTIES OF DIRECTORS TO
THEIR COMPANY 1. DUTY TO ACT FOR PROPER PURPOSES 2. DUTY TO PROMOTE THE
SUCCESS OF THE COMPANY 3. DUTY TO EXERCISE INDEPENDENT JUDGMENT 4.
DUTIES OF CARE, SKILL AND DILIGENCE 5. DUTY TO AVOID CONFLICTS OF
INTEREST 6. DUTY NOT TO ACCEPT BENEFITS FROM THIRD PARTIES 7. DUTY TO
DECLARE INTEREST IN PROPOSED TRANSACTION OR ARRANGEMENT 8. OTHER
STATUTORY DEVELOPMENTS 9. DISADVANTAGES WITH ACTIONS FOR BREACH F.
DUTIES OF DIRECTORS TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT THE RIGHTS OF CREDITORS 1. WHEN
DOES THE DUTY ARISE? 2. RATIONALE FOR THE DUTY 3. DOES THE ACTION HAVE A
PLACE TODAY? CONSTRUCTIVE TRUSTS THIRD PARTY LIABILITY PROCEDURAL ISSUES
A. PARTIES TO PROCEEDINGS B. COST OF PROCEEDINGS C. SECURITY FOR COSTS
RECOVERY OF ASSETS A. LEGAL PROCEEDINGS B. ENTITLEMENT TO RECOVERIES C.
SUMMARY DELIVERY ORDERS 11.053 11.054 11.055 11.056 11.057 11.058 11.059
11.060 11.062 11.062 11.063 11.064 11.066 11.067 11.068 11.069 11.070
11.071 11.072 11.073 11.074 11.075 11.076 11.077 11.078 11.079 11.080
11.081 11.082 11.083 11.084 11.091 11.092 11.093 11.094 11.095 11.095
11.096 11.097 11.098 11.099 11.100 11.101 CONTENTS XXV CHAPTER 12:
CREDITORS I. CLAIMS PROVABLE IN WINDING UP 12.002 A. GENERAL 12.002 B.
PROVABLE DEBTS 12.003 1. DEBTS PROVABLE 12.003 2. DEBTS NOT PROVABLE
12.008 C. FUTURE DEBTS 12.014 D. CONTINGENT CLAIMS 12.015 1. CLAIMS FOR
BREACH OF LEASEHOLD COVENANT 12.016 2. CLAIMS ON INSURANCE POLICIES
12.017 3. CLAIMS BY SURETIES 12.018 E. CLAIMS FOR UNLIQUIDATED DAMAGES
12.019 F. CLAIMS BY CREDITORS WHERE THERE ARE GUARANTEES 12.020 G.
CLAIMS BY CREDITORS WHERE THERE ARE CO-DEBTORS 12.021 H. FOREIGN
CURRENCY CLAIMS 12.022 I. DEFERRED DEBTS 12.023 J. SECURED CLAIMS 12.024
K. SET-OFF 12.025 1. WHAT MAY BE SET OFF? 12.026 2. SOME APPLICATIONS OF
THE PRINCIPLES 12.030 3. EXCEPTIONS TO SET-OFF 12.031 II. PROOF OF
CLAIMS 12.032 A. GENERAL 12.032 B. PROCEDURE 12.033 1. MODE OF PROOF
12.033 2. FUNCTIONS OF THE LIQUIDATOR 12.034 3. APPEALS 12.037 CHAPTER
13: DIVISION OF ASSETS AMONG CREDITORS I. THE PRINCIPLE OF EQUALITY
13.001 II. EXCEPTIONS TO EQUAL TREATMENT 13.002 A. SET-OFF 13.003 B.
DEBT SUBORDINATION 13.004 C. JUDICIAL DISCRETION TO PREFER SOME
CREDITORS 13.005 D. DIRECT PAYMENT CLAUSES 13.006 E. PAYING A CLASS OF
CREDITORS IN FULL 13.007 F. LIQUIDATION EXPENSES 13.008 G. PREFERENTIAL
CREDITORS 13.009 H. SUMMARY 13.010 III. THE ORDER OF DISTRIBUTION 13.011
A. THE EXPENSES OF WINDING UP 13.012 1. FROM WHERE ARE EXPENSES PAID?
13.013 2. LITIGATION EXPENSES AND PROPERTY SUBJECT TO A FLOATING CHARGE
13.024 B. PREFERENTIAL DEBTS 13.025 1. EMPLOYEES: GENERALLY 13.026 2.
WHO IS AN EMPLOYEE? 13.027 CONTENTS 3. REMUNERATION 13.028 4. SERVICES
RENDERED TO THE COMPANY 13.029 5. ADVANCES FOR THE PAYMENT OF EMPLOYEE
BENEFITS 13.030 C. UNSECURED DEBTS 13.031 1. GENERALLY 13-031 2. THE
PRESCRIBED PART 13.032 D. DEFERRED DEBTS 13.036 1. DEBTS DUE TO A
PARTNER 13.037 2. DEBTS DUE TO MEMBERS 13.038 3. FAILURE BY COMPANIES TO
REDEEM OR PURCHASE THEIR OWN SHARES 13.039 4. DEBTS OWED TO PERSONS
LIABLE FOR FRAUDULENT OR WRONGFUL TRADING 13.040 5. INTEREST ACCRUED
SINCE LIQUIDATION 13.041 6. MISCELLANEOUS CLAIMS UNDER STATUTE 13.042
IV. STATUTORY SUBROGATION 13.043 V. PAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS 13.044 A.
GENERAL 13.044 B. WHO IS ENTITLED TO PAYMENT? 13.045 1. EXCLUSION IF NO
DEBT PROVED 13.046 2. THE RULE IN CHERRY V BOULTBEE 13.047 C. PROCEDURE
FOR PAYMENT 13.048 D. FINAL DISTRIBUTION 13.049 E. DISTRIBUTION IN
SPECIE 13.050 F. UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS 13.051 CHAPTER 14: DISTRIBUTION OF
SURPLUS ASSETS I. DEBTS DUE TO MEMBERS 14.002 A. DIVIDENDS 14.003 B.
CAPITAL ADVANCES 14.004 II. MODE OF DISTRIBUTION 14.005 A. WHO IS
ENTITLED TO PARTICIPATE? 14.006 B. SURPLUS ASSETS 14.007 C. THE
PRINCIPLE OF EQUALITY 14.008 D. EXCLUSION OF THE PRINCIPLE OF EQUALITY
14.009 HI. SPECIAL RIGHTS 14.010 A. PREFERENCE SHARES 14.011 1. WHERE
THE RIGHTS ARE LEFT UNSTATED 14.012 2. WHERE THEIR RIGHTS ARE EXPRESSLY
STATED 14.013 B. DEFERRED SHARES 14.014 IV. PROCEDURE 14.015 CHAPTER 15:
INVESTIGATIONS AND EXAMINATIONS I. GENERAL 15.001 II. INVESTIGATIONS
15.002 A. GENERAL 15.002 CONTENTS XXVII B. THE OFFICIAL RECEIVER S
REPORTS 15.003 C. DISCOVERY OF ASSETS 15.004 D. INVESTIGATING FOR
MISDEEDS 15.005 E. CONFIDENTIALITY 15.006 F. THE INVESTIGATIONS OF THE
SECRETARY OF STATE 15.007 G. INVESTIGATIONS BY THE SERIOUS FRAUD OFFICE
15.008 H. COURT-DIRECTED REPORTS 15.009 III. PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS 15.010
A. GENERAL 15.010 B. WHO MAY APPLY? 15.011 C. WHO MAY BE EXAMINED?
15.012 D. THE APPLICATION FOR EXAMINATION 15.013 E. THE EXAMINATION
15.014 F. THE EXAMINATION EXPENSES 15.015 IV. PRIVATE EXAMINATIONS
15.016 A. GENERAL 15.016 B. PURPOSES OF THE EXAMINATION PROVISIONS
15.017 C. THE NATURE OF EXAMINATIONS 15.018 D. WHO MAY BE EXAMINED?
15.019 E. THE SCOPE OF EXAMINATIONS 15.020 1. GENERAL 15.020 2. GENERAL
PRINCIPLES 15.021 3. CONTEMPLATED OR PENDING PROCEEDINGS 15.022 4. THE
PRIVILEGE AGAINST SELF-INCRIMINATION 15.023 5. LEGAL PROFESSIONAL
PRIVILEGE 15.024 6. CONFIDENTIALITY 15.025 7. THE USE OF INFORMATION
OBTAINED AT AN EXAMINATION 15.026 F. THE PROCEDURE 15.027 1. APPLYING
FOR EXAMINATIONS 15.027 2. THE ORDER 15.028 3. THE EXAMINATION 15.029 4.
COSTS AND EXPENSES 15.030 CHAPTER 16: MISCONDUCT AND PROSECUTIONS I.
INTRODUCTION 16.001 II. MISFEASANCE 16.002 A. BACKGROUND 16.002 B. THE
PRESENT PROVISION 16.003 C. WHO CAN APPLY? 16.004 D. WHO CAN BE MADE
LIABLE? 16.005 E. THE SCOPE OF LIABILITY 16.006 F. DEFENCES 16.007 1.
SET-OFF 16.008 2. STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS 16.009 3. LACHES 16.010 4.
RATIFICATION 16.011 XXVIII CONTENTS 5. RELIEF ORDERED BY THE COURT
16.012 G. COURT ORDERS 16013 H. EVIDENCE 16014 I. COSTS 16015 J. THE
FATE OF RECOVERIES 16.016 III. FRAUDULENT TRADING 16017 A. BACKGROUND
16017 B. THE PRESENT PROVISIONS 16.018 C. WHO IS LIABLE? 16019 D. INTENT
TO DEFRAUD OR FRAUDULENT PURPOSE 16.020 E. CARRYING ON BUSINESS 16.021
F. KNOWINGLY 16.022 G. PRACTICE 16023 H. COURT ORDERS 16-024 I.
APPLICATION OF PROCEEDS 16.025 IV. DIRECTOR DISQUALIFICATION 16.026 V.
CIVIL LIABILITY FOLLOWING BREACH OF S.216 16.027 A. INTRODUCTION 16.027
B. THE PROVISION 16028 C. LEAVE 16.029 D. EXCLUSIONS 16.030 E. EFFECT OF
A BREACH 16.031 1. PERSONAL LIABILITY FOR DEBTS 16.031 2. CRIMINAL
LIABILITY 16.032 3. RELIEF FROM LIABILITY 16.033 VI PROSECUTIONS 16.034
A. GENERAL 16.034 B. PROCESS 16.035 C. OFFENCES 16.036 1. FRAUD PRIOR TO
WINDING UP 16.037 2. TRANSACTIONS IN FRAUD OF CREDITORS 16.038 3.
MISCONDUCT DURING WINDING UP 16.039 4. FALSIFICATION OF COMPANY BOOKS
16.040 5. MATERIAL OMISSIONS 16.041 6. FRAUDULENT REPRESENTATIONS 16.042
7. RESTRICTION ON RE-USE OF COMPANY NAME 16.043 8. FAILURE TO CO-OPERATE
16.044 9. FAILURE TO PROVIDE A STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS 16.045 10. OFFENCES
AGAINST THE COMPANIES ACT 16.046 D. SUMMARY PROCEEDINGS 16.047 CHAPTER
17: THE CONCLUSION OF THE WINDING-UP PROCEEDINGS I. FINAL MATTERS 17.002
A. TAX CLEARANCE 17.002 B. THE FINAL ACCOUNT 17.003 C. THE FINAL
MEETINGS 17.004 D. DESTRUCTION OF BOOKS, PAPERS AND RECORDS 17.005
CONTENTS XXIX II. STAY OF WINDING-UP PROCEEDINGS 17.006 A. GENERAL
17.006 B. COMPULSORY WINDING UP 17.007 C. VOLUNTARY WINDING UP 17.008
HI. DISSOLUTION 17.009 A. PROCEDURE 17.010 1. COMPULSORY WINDING UP
17.010 2. VOLUNTARY WINDING UP 17.011 3. EARLY DISSOLUTIONS 17.012 B.
STRIKING OFF DEFUNCT COMPANIES 17.013 C. EFFECTS AND CONSEQUENCES OF
DISSOLUTION 17.014 1. JURISDICTION AND LIABILITY TO SUIT 17.015 2.
PROPERTY 17.016 3. AUTHORITY OF AGENTS 17.017 4. RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS
17.018 5. RIGHTS AGAINST INSURED COMPANIES 17.019 6. PERSONS DEALING
WITH THE COMPANY 17.020 D. RESTORATION 17.021 1. ADMINISTRATIVE
RESTORATION 17.022 2. COURT RESTORATION 17.023 3. GENERAL EFFECT OF
RESTORATION 17.024 CHAPTER 18: INTERNATIONAL ASPECTS OF LIQUIDATIONS I.
INTRODUCTION 18.001 II. BACKGROUND 18.002 III. MODELS DEVELOPED
INTERNATIONALLY 18.003 A. TERRITORIAL MODEL 18.003 B. UNIVERSAL MODEL
18.004 C. OTHER MODELS 18.005 D. DEVELOPMENTS 18.006 IV. THE PROVISION
OF JUDICIAL ASSISTANCE 18.007 V. EC REGULATION ON INSOLVENCY PROCEEDINGS
2000 18.008 A. INTRODUCTION 18.008 B. DEFINITIONS 18.009 C. CENTRE OF
MAIN INTERESTS 18.010 D. PROCEEDINGS 18.011 1. MAIN PROCEEDINGS 18.012
2. SECONDARY PROCEEDINGS 18.013 3. TERRITORIAL PROCEEDINGS 18.014 4.
OPENING PROCEEDINGS 18.015 E. CONFLICT 18.016 F. WHICH LAW APPLIES?
18.017 G. RECOGNITION OF INSOLVENCY PROCEEDINGS 18.018 H. CREDITOR
CLAIMS 18.019 I. SUMMARY 18.020 VI. CROSS-BORDER INSOLVENCY REGULATIONS
2006 18.021 A. INTRODUCTION 18.021 INDEX B. THE MODEL LAW C. THE
OPERATION OF THE CROSS-BORDER INSOLVENCY REGULATIONS 2006 D. CONSIDERING
THE FUTURE VII. OVERLAPS FILL. CONCLUSION 18.022 18.023 18.024 18.025
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