Re: Administration 3 - now in technicolour : Tue Nov 22, 2016 5:11 pm
Ferocious Aardvark wrote:
No.
He did so to eliminate the risk of the winding-up petition succeeding, and the company thus being liquidated.
If you think about it, whether the company is wound up, liquidated, sold or whatever any creditor will only get whatever they are due from whatever is available at that date. You need to get your head round the difference between keeping the body alive, and with it, the hope of someday salvaging something, and allowing the body to die, in which case there's the guarantee of getting only a %age of possibly feck-all.
I don't have any details of the administration so hard to say more.
He did so to eliminate the risk of the winding-up petition succeeding, and the company thus being liquidated.
If you think about it, whether the company is wound up, liquidated, sold or whatever any creditor will only get whatever they are due from whatever is available at that date. You need to get your head round the difference between keeping the body alive, and with it, the hope of someday salvaging something, and allowing the body to die, in which case there's the guarantee of getting only a %age of possibly feck-all.
I don't have any details of the administration so hard to say more.
Don't worry, I get all about administration. I'm a Wakey fan.