The law relating to receivers, managers and administrators /
A practical text on insolvency law. In this edition the text and appendices have been revised to take account of the major case law and rules that have occurred since the publication of the last edition in 1990, including commentary on the litigation under BCCI, Barings and the Maxwell case.
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London :
Butterworths,
2000.
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Introduction
- Part 1. Private receivers 2. Fixed and floating charges
- 3. Grounds for appointment
- 4. Choice of receiver
- 5. Over what property
- 6. Mode of appointment
- 7. Validity of appointment
- 8. Position of privately appointed receiver
- 9. Powers
- 10. Duties and liabilities
- 11. Trading and commercial contracts
- 12. Rights of employees under contracts of employment
- 13. Creditors
- 14. Meetings and committees of creditors in an administrative receivership
- 15. Effect of winding up
- 16. Distribution
- 17. Remuneration and indemnity
- 18. Termination
- 19. Mortgages and statutory charges
- Part 2. Court receivers and managers 20. Jurisdiction
- 21. Grounds for appointment
- 22. Selection and eligibility of receiver
- 23. Managers
- 24. Over what property?
- 25. Mode of appointment
- 26. Refusal of remedy
- 27. Effect of appointment
- 28. Rights, powers and duties
- 29. Liabilities
- 30. Interference with court receiver
- 31. Sureties
- 32. Remuneration and indemnity
- 33. Accounts
- 34. Discharge
- Part 3. Administrators 35. Application for administrator
- 36. Appointment and status, duties and powers
- 37. Conduct of administration
- 38. Meetings of creditors and members
- 39. Voluntary arrangement under Insolvency Act 1986
- Part 4. International aspects 40. Conflict of laws
- Part 5. Taxation 41. Taxation.