Insolvency Litigation: A Practical Guide

Insolvency Litigation: A Practical Guide provides a comprehensive commentary on the process, procedure and issues faced by practitioners in insolvency litigation.This new title uses a clear and accessible format to provide specific practical guidance to the main court applications on the area of litigation within insolvency proceedings.

Main features:
Provides detailed guidance on court practice and procedure and the principles of law relevant to insolvency litigation
Reviews the nature and process of creditor bankruptcy petitions and winding up petitions, statutory demands, defending a winding up petition and applications for administration orders
Offers detailed guidance to different aspects of litigation, including litigation against an insolvent defendant, limitation, costs and funding issues, litigation by office holders and their approach to litigation and the types of application that arise in insolvency cases
Summarises the issues relevant to cross-border insolvency
Deals with challenging the acts and decisions of the officeholder and their removal
Considers applications to set aside transactions under the Insolvency Act 1986 in the context of both corporate insolvency and bankruptcy, enforcing the duty to cooperate with the officeholder, wrongful and fraudulent trading and misfeasance
Covers personal insolvency litigation issues and applications such as the matrimonial home and conflicts with family law, annulment, income payment orders and applications to suspend a bankrupt’s date of discharge
Looks at the process and nature of different types of applications in corporate insolvency such as applications for permission to be a director of a company with a prohibited name, validation orders and applications to end the administration