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Company Voluntary Arrangements and Administrations, 3rd Edition

Company Voluntary Arrangements and Administrations, 3rd Edition

Author: Geoffrey M Weisgard; Michael Griffiths
Publisher: LexisNexis U.K.
ISBN: 9781846615658
Published In: March 2013
Format: Hardback
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Disclaimer:
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Company Voluntary Arrangements and Administrations provides the vital information that all Insolvency Practitioners need to make informed decisions on the effective use of CVAs. A detailed explanation of the advantages and disadvantages of CVAs, the prescribed procedure and the likely problem areas will enable practitioners to assess their practicality and assist them in their management.

This new edition reflects changes in legislation, particularly the detailed procedures set out in The Insolvency (Amendment) Rules 2010, together with new case-law including:

Re Kayley Vending Ltd
Re Eurodis Texim Electronics SA
Charalambous v B & C Associates
Bank of Scotland plc v Targetfollow Properties Holdings Ltd
Minmar (929) Ltd v Khalatschi
Re Capitol Films Ltd

Introduction
The Procedure
The Nominee and His Report
Costs
The Proposal
Creditors
The Creditors' Meeting
Implementation and Supervision of the CVA
Breach and Failure of a CVA
Taxation
Partnership Voluntary Arrangements
The Administration Procedure

Appendices

Sample Engagement Letter
Sample Proposal (Including Standard Conditions)
Sample Nominee's Report
Sample Chairman's Report
Sample Annual Report
Sample Final Report Following Breach
HMRC Helpsheet
Forms
Statement of Insolvency Practice No 3
Statement of Insolvency Practice No 9
Statement of Insolvency Practice No 16

Michael Griffiths
LL.B., LL.M., formerly Deputy Head of the School of Law, University of Wolverhampton

Geoffrey M Weisgard
Licensed Insolvency Practitioner, Partner, Mitchell Charlesworth

Reviews of Previous Edition

"well researched, comprehensive and readable ... covering every conceivable aspect of company voluntary arrangements. Its simple and clear explanation of the legal and practical issues will be of assistance to both insolvency practitioners and those who advise"
New Law Journal

"be you a barrister or solicitor or for that matter, accountant or academic - you'll need this book if you practice or advise in the area of company voluntary arragements"

"carefully researched work of reference "
Phillip Taylor MBE and Elizabeth Taylor of Richmond Green Chambers