Mark Watson-Gandy – författare

Now in its third edition, Personal Insolvency Practice is an indispensable guide to the most common personal insolvency applications for solicitors and barristers. Updated to take account of EX50A Guidance on Court Fees 2022 and Chancery Guide 2022, the book provides the busy practitioner with a comprehensive range of useful precedents and checklists, and sets out the key statutory and practice material for each application. The book provides practitioners with answers to questions such as: •What form do I use? •What fee do I pay? •What does my evidence need to cover? •Which court should I file at?•Who do I need to serve? •What will the judge be looking for? This edition also contains new precedents for claims under section 423, Insolvency Act 1986 in the wake of Moffat v Moffat [2021] BPIR 1309 and Manolete Partners v Hayward & Barrett Holdings [2021] BPIR 427.

Recent years have seen extensive changes to insolvency practice, precedents, and procedures. Fully updated, Corporate Insolvency Practice is the only comprehensive “how to do it” guide for solicitors and barristers to all the most common court applications in corporate insolvency.  Covering areas as diverse as winding up petitions to administrations to the reuse of company names, this practical and accessible book seeks to give the inside track on what the court will expect both in terms of practice and evidence. It also provides the busy practitioner with the key statutory and practice material for each application as well as sample precedents to illustrate what the finished application notice, order or witness statement might look like. Packed with precedents, forms, checklists and statutory extracts, Corporate Insolvency Practice ensures you have readily to hand everything you need to prepare and present the most common insolvency applications. The new edition of this title will be an invaluable reference for all practitioners making insolvency applications in the Companies Court: ·      deals with the Insolvency (England and Wales) Rules 2016, the Practice Direction on   Insolvency Proceedings 2023 and the new 2025 fees ·      includes an extensive range of precedents ·      contains the relevant statutory and practice direction extracts; and ·      provides a ‘how to do it’ guide with checklists and new forms.