An application was made for the removal of a liquidator: ‘After all, all that one has to find is some good cause why a person should not continue as a liquidator. You do not have to prove everything in sight; you do not have to prove, for example, misfeasance as such: you do not have to show more than there may well be a case of misfeasance or, indeed, incompetence.’
Judges:
Jacob J
Citations:
[2001] BPIR 939
Jurisdiction:
England and Wales
Cited by:
Cited – Quickson (South and West) Limited v Stephen Mark Katz, John Stephen Kelmanson (As Joint Liquidators of Buildlead Limited) ChD 25-Aug-2004
Various applications were made in the insolvency, including for removal of the liquidators and declarations that certain payments were a fraudulent preference on the creditors.
Held: No prejudice had been shown by any procedural irregularity. . .
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Insolvency
Updated: 13 May 2022; Ref: scu.216397
