Provisional liquidators are only appointed in liquidation, these are allowed under certain specific circumstances. The appointment usually takes place after a Winding Up Petition has been presented but before the matter…

Compulsory liquidation, also known as compulsory winding-up, is a legal process in the United Kingdom that involves the forced closure of a company by a court order due to its…

Receiving a notification that your company is under investigation is a critical moment that demands immediate action, making it crucial to seek early legal advice. Investigations pose significant risks, as…

Compulsory Liquidation and voluntary liquidation are both forms of insolvency proceedings that can be used to wind up a company’s affairs and distribute its assets to creditors. The key difference…

If a winding up petition has been issued by a creditor, you have seven days to stop the compulsory liquidation process from the date of the winding up order. This…

The Official Receiver is an important figure in the UK insolvency process. They are responsible for investigating the affairs of insolvent companies and individuals, and realising their assets for the…