Liquidators have a variety of potential recoveries, the most common examples include: Voidable
Contracting with entities and organisations with privileges, immunities, and statutory bars
The privileges, and their purpose Diplomatic privileges Diplomatic privileges arise under
How companies sail through a storm and survive
When the economic climate is tough and businesses bear the brunt, it is not uncommon to see
Landmarks of company and insolvency law: Influential cases and their implications on businesses
Directors have various duties imposed on them, and company law constantly develops on application.
The rights of the various company stakeholders during insolvency procedures
During corporate insolvency procedures stakeholders’ roles undergo a transformative shift. This
What all corporate professionals need to know about insolvency
As reported in our recent Waterstone Newsletter, February 2024 saw a record number of liquidations,
The five rules of Statutory Demand
A statutory demand is a formal written request served by a creditor to a debtor company, demanding
Section 299 of the Companies Act 1993, and the court’s role in setting transactions aside.
When a company is placed into liquidation, the liquidator of the company has several avenues of