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Morwenna Macro’s article on “Undue Preferences” in insolvency published on Westlaw

15th April 2014

Morwenna has published a fourth article on Insight for Westlaw. The article explores the provisions available to office-holders in corporate and personal insolvency to seek relief regarding transactions where one creditor is preferred over others. Westlaw subscribers can click here to access the article.

Ben Maltz succeeds on service charges appeal to the Upper Tribunal where the LVT had unfairly rejected the landlord’s evidence instead relying on its own knowledge and experience.

31st March 2014

In Red Kite Community Housing Ltd v. Robertson [2014] UKUT 0134 (LC) Ben Maltz represented the landlord on its appeal against a determination of the LVT below which held that estate management charges were unreasonably high and went on to reduce them by an arbitrary amount. Ben successfully argued that the LVT’s decision was flawed…

Morwenna Macro’s article on “Transactions at an Undervalue” in insolvency published on Westlaw

21st March 2014

Morwenna has published a third article on Insight for Westlaw.

Simon Mills wins two-day summary judgment

18th March 2014

It is sad but true that all legal practitioners involved in recovering debts will recognise that upon insolvency or death of a creditor, the debtors often seek to deny liability to pay. On 14 March 2014 Mrs Justice Rose gave judgment in the fascinating case of Capita Trust Ltd v Optical Service (UK) Ltd (LTL…

Simon Mills speaking at R3 insolvency course

18th March 2014

On 27 March 2013 Simon will be speaking in London on “Secured Creditors’ Rights” at the R3 course, “The Issues of Key Stakeholders in Insolvency”.

Lewis Preston successfully resisted a High Court appeal relating to the rejection on paper of an application to set aside a statutory demand.

14th March 2014

Zafar v Waltham Forest LBC WF served a statutory demand upon Z based on council tax liability orders. Z applied to have the statutory demand set aside, stating that she was appealing the liability orders on the ground that she did not live in the relevant property. That application was dismissed on paper at first…

Author: Crate47

Morwenna Macro’s article on “Undue Preferences” in insolvency published on Westlaw

Ben Maltz succeeds on service charges appeal to the Upper Tribunal where the LVT had unfairly rejected the landlord’s evidence instead relying on its own knowledge and experience.

Morwenna Macro’s article on “Transactions at an Undervalue” in insolvency published on Westlaw

Simon Mills wins two-day summary judgment

Simon Mills speaking at R3 insolvency course

Lewis Preston successfully resisted a High Court appeal relating to the rejection on paper of an application to set aside a statutory demand.