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    • May 27, 2026

    Boult v Together Personal Finance Ltd

    Together Personal Finance Limited, a finance company, had lent money to Ms Myranna Boult on the security of her home. It brought possession proceedings. Ms Boult defended the proceedings, relying on the rule in Pigot’s Case, on the basis that the

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    • May 26, 2026

    Henderson & Jones Ltd v Chambers & Anor

    Henderson & Jones Ltd are a litigation finance company which is in the business of purchasing and prosecuting causes of action belonging to insolvent companies. Priors Group Ltd was a building company. From the date of its incorporation to 23

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    • May 20, 2026

    HSJ Consultancy Limited

    BACKGROUND The Company was a small local general practice with around 20 or so employees which provided a full range of accountancy and taxation services to a wide variety of clients predominantly in the SME sector.  The Company acted for

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    • Apr 23, 2026

    Unfair dismissal reform: what employers need to know now

    Taken together, these changes mark a fundamental shift in risk for employers. Decisions that were once low‑risk — dismissals during probation or exiting senior employees on settlement agreements close to the “cap” — will require a more considered approach. A

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    • Apr 22, 2026

    His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs v MR Currell Lt

    The company in this case operated a painting and decorating business. It was a family business. Mr and Mrs Currell both became directors, and their two sons also became involved. By November 2010 the shareholdings were approximately 31% each held

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    • Apr 9, 2026

    Kession Capital Ltd

    On 22 April 2025 Sridhar Venkiteswaran, a judgment creditor, made written demand on the company for payment of its debt to him. That prompted the company to go into administration under Sch B1 para 22 Insolvency Act 1986 on 28

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    • Bulletins
    • Mar 23, 2026

    Secretary of State for Business and Trade v Greensill

    In March 2024 the Secretary of State for Business and Trade brought disqualification proceedings under s 6 against Alexander David Greensill in connection with the insolvencies of Greensill Capital UK Limited and its subsidiary, Greensill Limited. Both companies were part

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    • Mar 19, 2026

    Undritz v D’Amico Tankers DAC

    The claimant in charterparty proceedings was a German individual, but acting as insolvency officeholder of four insolvent German companies. The defendants applied for security for costs. The court applied English law to save the costs of adducing expert evidence on

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