On the insurance issue, this could actually be true. The club is no longer a member of the RFL so if insurance is done through the RFL it's likely void
On the insurance issue, this could actually be true. The club is no longer a member of the RFL so if insurance is done through the RFL it's likely void
Whilst it may have been a short term problem, the insurance definitely isn't an issue any more.
And unlike a previous administrator, none of the qualified fitness & conditioning coaches have been sacked, so the insurance hasn't been voided that way either.
Green said he had to appoint an administrator, as he couldn't be confident the winding up would be yet again adjourned. That suggests he didn't want to risk the hearing going ahead, and clearly it also means he appointed the administrator, so the purpose of this administration would be to look after the interests of the creditor appointing the administrators, there is only a secondary duty not to positively harm the interests of other creditors while looking after their client.
They have to follow the rules, and that includes having 8 weeks to publish what they plan to do.
Green said he had to appoint an administrator, as he couldn't be confident the winding up would be yet again adjourned. That suggests he didn't want to risk the hearing going ahead, and clearly it also means he appointed the administrator, so the purpose of this administration would be to look after the interests of the creditor appointing the administrators, there is only a secondary duty not to positively harm the interests of other creditors while looking after their client.
They have to follow the rules, and that includes having 8 weeks to publish what they plan to do.
Green said he had to appoint an administrator, as he couldn't be confident the winding up would be yet again adjourned. That suggests he didn't want to risk the hearing going ahead, and clearly it also means he appointed the administrator, so the purpose of this administration would be to look after the interests of the creditor appointing the administrators, there is only a secondary duty not to positively harm the interests of other creditors while looking after their client.
They have to follow the rules, and that includes having 8 weeks to publish what they plan to do.
So are you saying that he put the Bulls into administration principally to get his own money back?
Ferocious Aardvark wrote:
Green said he had to appoint an administrator, as he couldn't be confident the winding up would be yet again adjourned. That suggests he didn't want to risk the hearing going ahead, and clearly it also means he appointed the administrator, so the purpose of this administration would be to look after the interests of the creditor appointing the administrators, there is only a secondary duty not to positively harm the interests of other creditors while looking after their client.
They have to follow the rules, and that includes having 8 weeks to publish what they plan to do.