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- An insolvent company CAN be saved
- An Administrator appointed by: Director, Secured Creditor; or
Company's Liquidator
- The Administrator's duties are: Take control of the company, Investigate
company's financial circumstances; and make recommendations for
company's future.
- There is NO NEED for court involvement
- Appointment imposes a moratorium on debt enforcement
- During Administration, company guarantees cannot be enforced against
directors or relatives
- Deed conditions are flexible
- All unsecured creditors are bound by the Deed.
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- The company is insolvent and the decision to wind-up has been made
- There are three types of Liquidation: Creditors Voluntary Liquidation,
Members Voluntary Liquidation; and Court Liquidation.
- A liquidator takes control of the company and: investigates its affairs
- Realises assets for the benefit of creditors
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- Maximises the chances
of a company continuing to exist
- Maximises the return
to creditors
- Prevents creditors
acting to the detriment of the company
- Allows time for
preparation of a proposal
- Directors can take
early action to save the company
- Will release directors
from insolvent trading claims if Deed agreement is complied with
- Independent person
controls the company
- Immediate appointment
of administrator
- Takes away immediate
pressure from creditors.
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Attend your free,
private consultation with Financial Crisis Recovery.
We are able to refer
you on to Administration and Liquidation specialists, most suitable to
your situation.
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