03615nam a2200253   450000100060000001000150000609000100002110000410003110100080007220000370008020500100011721000470012721500160017422500290019033027790021960600420299860600350304060600380307560600460311360600320315970000290319185200150322099501260323529376  a185941575X  a29376  a20020220d2001       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aInsolvency lawfSteven A. Frieze  a4.ed.  aLondoncCavendish Publishing Limitedd2001  a120p.d22cm  aCavendish Practice Notes  a1. Definitions. 1.1 Source material. 1.2 Definitions. 2. Bankruptcy. 2.1 Introduction. 2.2 Which court has jurisdiction. 2.3 The statutory demand. 2.4 Creditors' petitions. 2.5 Debtor's petition. 2.6 Pre- and post-bankruptcy order matters. 2.7 Appointment of trustee and creditors' committee. 2.8 Debts and dividends. 2.9 Discharge from bankruptcy. 2.10 Bankruptcy offences. 2.11 Criminal court action. 2.12 Trustee's powers. 3. Individual Voluntary Arrengements. 3.1 Nature of an arrangement. 3.2 Procedural steps. 3.3 The proposal. 3.4 The interim order. 3.5 The second hearing. 3.6 The creditors' meeting. 3.7 The third hearing. 3.8 Procedure in non-bankruptcy cases. 3.9 Effect of approval. 3.10 Implementation of the arrangement. 3.11 False representations. 3.12 Default and failure. 3.13 Variation. 3.14 Landlords' rights. 4. Insolvent Partnerships. 4.1 Governing rules. 4.2 Winding up. 4.3 Winding up and making individual partners bankrupt. 4.4 Partner's own petition for bankruptcy order. 4.5 Petition against only some partners. 4.6 Consolidation. 4.7 Loss of rights. 4.8 Rescue procedures. 5. Deceased's Insolvent Estates. 5.1 Governing rules. 5.2 Where administration has begun. 5.3 Petition pending at time of death. 5.4 Where no administration pending. 5.5 Modifications of general law. 6. Compulsory Liquidations. 6.1 Which court has jurisdiction. 6.2 The statutory demand. 6.3 Creditors' petitions. 6.4 Pre- and post-winding up. 7. Voluntary Liquidations. 7.1 Members' voluntary liquidation. 7.2 Creditors' voluntary liquidation. 8. All Liquidations. 8.1 Liquidator's powers. 8.2 Debts and dividends. 9. Receiverships. 9.1 Nature of receivership. 9.2 Appointment of receiver. 9.3 Liability of receiver. 9.4 Priority of debts in receivership. 9.5 Powers of a receiver. 9.6 Duties of a receiver. 9.7 Statement of affairs. 9.8 VAT. 9.9 Costs. 10. Company Voluntary Arrangements. 10.1 Nature of a company voluntary arrangement. 10.2 The proposal. 10.3 The creditors' meeting. 10.4 Meetings of shareholders. 10.5 Approval and implementation. 10.6 The position of the company pending approval. 10.7 Supervisor's duties. 10.8 Landlords' rights. 11. Administrations. 11.1 Nature of administration. 11.2 Application for an administration order (s 9). 11.3 Powers of the administrator. 11.4 Power to deal with charged property. 11.5 Summoning creditors' meetings. 11.6 Discharge or variation of the order.  11.7 Investigation by administrator. 11.8. Administrator's proposals (s 23). 11.9 Creditors' committee. 11.10 Protection of creditors and shareholders. 11.11. Remuneration of administrator. 11.12. Duty of administrator to provide information. 11.13. VAT. 12. Further Reading. Appendix: County Court Areas and Bankruptcy. Courts and Alternative Full Time Courts.  aDIREITO COMERCIALyInglaterra9120414  aFALÊNCIAyInglaterra9120415  aINSOLVÊNCIAyInglaterra9120416  aDIREITOS DOS CREDORESyInglaterra9120417  aDÍVIDAyInglaterra923019  aFriezebSteven A.923020  j347.736FRI  104347_000000000000000_736FRI52021-12-1762312933106aDGPJcDGPJfDGPJ2312129218k347.736FRIn2021-12-17o0rMOxcompra