If an individual finds themselves threatened with disqualification or has already been disqualified from acting as a director, there is still a possibility of obtaining court permission to resume their…

The data held by Companies House is extensive. While many are aware that they keep a record of all active and dissolved businesses, along with their associated individuals, not everyone…

Directors are legally responsible for running a company and making important decisions on behalf of the company. As such, they have a range of duties and responsibilities that they must…

Disqualification as a director can lead to a range of unfavorable outcomes, casting a shadow over one’s professional reputation and future prospects. The ramifications are significant and encompass various adverse…

Public interest winding up petitions are highly significant court applications that should not be taken lightly. The Secretary of State may submit a petition asking that a firm be wound…

A “Section 16 letter” is an official notification that signals the impending issuance of a disqualification. This letter serves as a comprehensive document, outlining the step-by-step procedure that will be…

The Company Directors Disqualification Act 1986 (CDDA 1986) is a UK law that enables the courts to disqualify individuals from acting as directors of companies. The purpose of the CDDA…

There are several grounds upon which an individual may be disqualified from serving as a director of a company. These can include insolvency of the company, personal bankruptcy, misconduct, fraud,…

In 2015, director disqualification compensation orders were put into place and can lead to personal claims against directors who find themselves disqualified from acting. It’s crucial for company officers that are faced…

Director disqualification proceedings can be an arduous and daunting experience, laden with challenges, financial burdens, stress, and emotional turmoil for all parties involved. The introduction of the disqualification undertaking regime…