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Chris Adams

Gosschalks
Chris is an associate in the Restructuring and Insolvency team at Gosschalks Solicitors specialising in both contentious and non-contentious insolvency. Chris is regularly instructed by Liquidators, Administrators, Supervisors of Voluntary Arrangements, Trustees in Bankruptcy and LPA Receivers ' as well as banks enforcing their securities. He has particular expertise in office holder claims, such as:- ' Breach of duty/fiduciary duty claims; ' Preference; ' Wrongful and fraudulent trading; and ' Transactions at an undervalue. Chris also specialises in banking situations together with complex and high value director and shareholder disputes. Chris' clients include Begbies Traynor LLP ' RSM, Kingsbridge Corporate Solutions, Wilson Field, KPMG and Grant Thornton.
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Does costs budgeting apply in respect of an application by a trustee in bankruptcy seeking possession and sale of a bankrupt’s property? If so, at what point in the proceedings do the parties have to produce costs budgets?
Does costs budgeting apply in respect of an application by a trustee in bankruptcy seeking possession and sale of a bankrupt’s property? If so, at what point in the proceedings do the parties have to produce costs budgets?
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In practice, how are court documents filed and court fees paid in insolvency proceedings during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak?
In practice, how are court documents filed and court fees paid in insolvency proceedings during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak?
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Is a trustee in bankruptcy (trustee) able to obtain copies of the bankrupt’s files from the bankrupt’s previous solicitors without incurring any copying fees? If so, what is the authority for this?
Is a trustee in bankruptcy (trustee) able to obtain copies of the bankrupt’s files from the bankrupt’s previous solicitors without incurring any copying fees? If so, what is the authority for this?
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When dealing with an insolvent estate, do registered charges (ie mortgages) take priority over debts secured by restrictions (ie County Court judgment debts) or are they all classed as ‘secured debts’ and given the same priority?
When dealing with an insolvent estate, do registered charges (ie mortgages) take priority over debts secured by restrictions (ie County Court judgment debts) or are they all classed as ‘secured debts’ and given the same priority?
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Panel

  • Q&A Panel

Qualified Year

  • 2010

Education

  • University of Hull
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