RE: Risky6 Jun 2023 12:07
More info to explain the liquidation.
Let's hope they give an RNS stating a court date before they actually go to court for a decision.
What is compulsory liquidation?
This is an insolvency procedure that applies to companies (and partnerships) and is started by a court order - a winding-up order.
A winding-up petition is presented in the High Court, normally by a creditor, stating that the company owes a sum of money and that the company cannot pay. Less frequently, the company itself, its directors or a shareholder may petition, as (in some circumstances) may an administrative receiver, an administrator, a supervisor of a voluntary arrangement, the Department, the Financial Services Authority, the chief clerk (Crown Court), a clerk of petty sessions, or the Official Receiver. A petition can still be presented even if a company is already in administrative receivership or voluntary liquidation.
A winding-up order can still be made even if the company has no assets or disputes the amount claimed.