The new edition is completely revised and updated, giving a full analysis of the fundamental changes to cross border insolvency law and practice in England
1 Introduction; 2 The Insolvency Regulation; 3 The UNCITRAL Model Law; 4 Assistance pursuant to section 426 of the Insolvency Act 1986; 5 Jurisdiction for Companies: Winding Up, Administration, CVAs and Schemes of Arrangement; 6 Recognition of Foreign Corporate Insolvency Proceedings at Common Law; 7 Ancillary Winding Up; 8 Jurisdiction for Individuals: Bankruptcy, Debt Relief Orders and IVAs; 9 Recognition of Foreign Bankruptcies at Common Law; 10 Consequences of Recognition at Common Law; 11 Bars to Common Law Recognition; 12 Enforcement of Judgments and Orders made in Foreign Insolvency Proceedings; 13 Discharge of debts by foreign insolvency proceedings; 14 Common law protection for an English insolvency proceeding; 15 Priorities and Set-off.
The author team is from 3-4 South Square which is generally regarded as the leading insolvency and restructuring set of Chambers in the United Kingdom and as having the highest concentration of such knowledge and expertise in the common law world. The author team comprises of: General Editor: Richard Sheldon QC. Contributors: John Briggs, Mark Arnold, Lloyd Tamlyn, Jeremy Goldring, Tom Smith, Richard Fisher, Adam Al-Attar.
The work has a holistic feel to it and merits the view that it is a
work likely to prove an indispensable adjunct to insolvency
practice and research…This is a work that should find a place on
the shelves of anyone serious about international insolvency, be
they judge, practitioner, academic or student in the field.
*International Company and Commercial Law Review*
All the chapters are the product of expert contributions and
analysis…The book serves as a valuable research resource and offers
many an insightful analysis of the materials from different
perspectives.
*Journal of International Banking and Financial Law*
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