Bankruptcy - Insolvency - Liquidation - UK
Free Advice UK
Home About Us Free Advice Contact Us
 
UK Advice
Bankruptcy
Business Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy Law
Collections
Consumer Bankruptcy
Credit Problems
Director Disqualification
Creditor Rights
Insolvency Terms
Retail Bankruptcy
Real Estate Bankruptcy
Cool Links
Useful Links
Banner Exchange
Personal Bankruptcy
Banner Ads
Business Advice
Business Advice - Bankruptcy - Insolvency

BUSINESS BANKRUPTCY

WHAT IS THE EFFECT OF AN ADMINISTRATION ORDER?

The effect of applying for an Administration Order is to freeze proceedings by creditors of the company. By way of example only, if a creditor of the company had commenced winding up proceedings against the company, then those proceedings cannot continue until the Administration Order has ceased to have effect or has been discharged.

Upon the making of an Administration Order and its approval by the creditors, all proceedings against the company cease. There are exceptions to this rule however, and these are "self help methods" which are typically old common law remedies for certain types of creditors.
 
  Home | About Us | Free Business Advice | Contact Us | Disclaimer | Link to Us | Site Map  
 

  Free Business Advice RSS Feed

© Copyright 1998 - 2007 of www.ukadvice.com. All Rights Reserved...