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Page 409
... statutory demand places considerable pressure on a company to pay the particular creditor . The statutory demand procedure is provided for in s 290 of the Companies Act 1993 , but it has a long history . Its immediate predecessor was ...
... statutory demand places considerable pressure on a company to pay the particular creditor . The statutory demand procedure is provided for in s 290 of the Companies Act 1993 , but it has a long history . Its immediate predecessor was ...
Page 410
... statutory demand . The whole focus on whether there is any substantial basis for the liquidation has been brought ... statutory demand procedure is inherently unsuit- able for use against them . In the un- usual circumstances of that ...
... statutory demand . The whole focus on whether there is any substantial basis for the liquidation has been brought ... statutory demand procedure is inherently unsuit- able for use against them . In the un- usual circumstances of that ...
Page 411
... statutory demand without an inten- tion at the time to take the further step of applying to put the debtor company into liquidation if the de- mand is not complied with . After all , the maker of a statutory demand will generally expect ...
... statutory demand without an inten- tion at the time to take the further step of applying to put the debtor company into liquidation if the de- mand is not complied with . After all , the maker of a statutory demand will generally expect ...
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