Insolvency Made Clear: A Guide for Debtors
Plain English, practical guidance for anyone facing demands over a debt they are struggling to pay.
Plain English, practical guidance for anyone facing demands over a debt they are struggling to pay.
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Contents<br />
Box 29: Removing entries at the Land Registry 145<br />
Chapter 10 Death and Bankruptcy 147<br />
Box 30: Key terminology 147<br />
10.1 Death be<strong>for</strong>e the presentation of a bankruptcy petition 148<br />
Box 31:<br />
What happens if the PR refuses to pay an admitted<br />
debt? 148<br />
Box 32: Sources <strong>for</strong> the law 149<br />
10.1.1 Out of court 149<br />
10.1.2 CPR Part 64 application 150<br />
10.1.3 <strong>Insolvency</strong> Administration Orders 150<br />
Box 33: ‘Survivorship’ and jointly owned property 151<br />
10.2 How to choose between the three options – from the<br />
perspective of the PR 152<br />
Box 34:<br />
What if the petitioning creditor does not know the<br />
debtor has died? 152<br />
10.3 Death after presentation of the bankruptcy petition 153<br />
10.4 Death after bankruptcy order is made 153<br />
Chapter 11 Guarantees 155<br />
11.1 What is a guarantee? 156<br />
11.2 Why guarantees might be unen<strong>for</strong>ceable 156<br />
11.2.1 Does the guarantee apply to the debt? 156<br />
11.2.2 Has there been a proper demand under that<br />
guarantee157<br />
11.2.3 Is the guarantee valid? 158<br />
Box 35: Independent legal advice 158<br />
Box 36: Other reasons to challenge a guarantee 160<br />
11.3 Evidence to present to the bankruptcy court 160<br />
PART 2<br />
CORPORATE INSOLVENCY<br />
Chapter 12 Companies going insolvent 165<br />
Box 37: Terminology 165<br />
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