Loose on Liquidators The Role of a Liquidator in a Winding Up

Loose on Liquidators is a guide to the law relating to company liquidations and the important role of the liquidator in a winding up - his powers, duties and relationship to creditors, members, receivers and the Court. It provides in a convenient single-volume invaluable specialist advice and essential time-saving reference materials. Now in its 5th edition this definitive work on successful liquidations has been completely updated and expanded to include all the latest developments in liquidation practice and procedure. NEW FOR THIS EDITION: a new chapter on European insolvency important new case law - re Spectrum Plus, Re Brumark and Brewin V Dolphin Bell Lawrie over 100 updated and expanded precedents revised guidance notes on professional conduct coverage of the Impact of the Enterprise Act 2002 and Disqualification Undertaking under the Insolvency Act 2000 CONTENTS Status of a liquidator Commencement of voluntary winding up The EC regulation on insolvency proceedings Compulsary winding up Effects of winding up and appointment of the liquidator Duties of the liquidator Powers of the liquidator Creditors The liquidation committee and meetings Matters arising in winding up Payments of debts Rights and liabilities of members Completion of winding up Appendix 1 Checklists for winding up and liquidation Appendix 2 Precedent letters with statutory and practice forms Appendix 3 Penalties MARKET Insolvency practitioners, solicitors working in insolvency departments, barristers specialising in insolvency, accountants.Griffiths, Michael is the author of 'Loose on Liquidators The Role of a Liquidator in a Winding Up', published 2005 under ISBN 9780853087588 and ISBN 085308758X.