liquidation Flashcards

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1
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when is a members voluntary liquidation initiated?

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by the directors of the company when they believe it is solvent

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what must be in place to wind the company up in voluntary members liquidation?

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  • sworn stat dec of solvency- 15 days
  • ord res or sepc res passed which marks winding up rocess. must be advertised in the gazette within 14 days
  • liquidator is appointed by ord res
  • liquidiator convenes meeitng within 3 months of commencement to report on his transactions
  • final meeting is called upon completion - with laying of liquidators final accounts
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what happens if they want to make a voluntary liquidation but are not solvent?

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creditors voluntary liquidation

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what is deemed consent?

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if less than 10% of creditors by value object the directors choice of liquidator is accepted

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how long do creditors have to reply once they’ve been told of the companies choice of liquidiator?

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3 days

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when must the process of agreeing/dissenting to the liquidator be complete in?

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within 14 days of the res to wind up the company

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creditors must be sent a statement of the affairs of the company within x working days of decision to wind up

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7 working days

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who can petition the courts for a compulsory wind up?

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any creditor that demands payment of a debt of at least £750 that is not paid within 21 days

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can BEIS peition for the compulsory winding up of a company?

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yes

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what charges/debts are invalidated upon compulsory winding up?

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charges not registered within 21 days
transactions at undervalue in the previous 2 years
prefernces given 6 months before or 2 years before for a connected person
floating charges created in the 12 months prior- 2 years if a connectd person

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what is receivorship?

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process by which a companies charges assets are realised and then sold in order to pay off secured creditor who holds the charge

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who are recievers appointed by?

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fixed charge holder or court (in rare circumstances)

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13
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when can creditors call for personal insolvency?

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debt of over 5000
served statutory demand giving 21 days notice on the debtor which has not been paid
they attempted to enforce a judgement order which has not been satisfied

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what does a bankrupts estate exclude?

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  • tools of their trade and other items necessary for employment
  • clothing and household items necessary for basic domestic needs
  • property held by the bankrupt on trust for another
  • certain tenancies protected under legislation
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what may be done to avoid bankrupcy?

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iva= allows you to settle claims with creditors over a period of time- say 5 years. once agreed it is binding and they may not petition for bankrupcy BUT they can appeal on the basis of it being predujical or irregularities in creditors meeting

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