Curtailing the use of multiple Notices of Intention to Appoint Administrators: the case for a moratorium?

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Abstract
Considers the implications of the ruling in JCAM Commercial Real Estate Property XV Ltd v Davis Haulage Ltd (CA (Civ Div)) that an insolvent company must show that it has a settled intention to appoint an administrator before it may file a notice of intention under the Insolvency Act 1986 Sch.B1 para.26 and trigger a 10-day interim moratorium under para.44.
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Umfreville, C. (2017) 'Curtailing the use of multiple Notices of Intention to Appoint Administrators: the case for a moratorium?', Company Law Newsletter, 395, pp. 1-4
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Thomson Reuters
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Company Law Newsletter
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1352-1063
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