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The Phoenix rising from the Ashes – an Insolvency Practitioner’s View
Directors are prohibited from utilising the same or similar business name for five years following a liquidation, subject to certain exceptions which can be found in insolvency legislation.
How can you avoid Disqualification as a Director
A company is generally considered insolvent when it can't pay its bills as and when they fall due or if its liabilities are greater than the value of all its assets. Legally, the directors of a company are required to act in the best interests of its creditors.
Enforcing Reservation of Title – Cold Comfort or Cash?
In the contract between the supplier and the recipient of goods, there is a specific condition that title or ownership of the goods doesn’t pass to the recipient on delivery or collection (which is the normal situation); it happens only when the goods have been paid for in full.