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Waterfall of payments—a comparative guide
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Practice notesWaterfall of payments—a comparative guide
Published by a LexisNexis Restructuring & Insolvency expert
Practice notesLiquidation
The order of Distribution in liquidation, following the realisation of security by fixed charge secured creditors for their benefit, is as follows:
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where liquidation occurs within 12 weeks of a moratorium, any moratorium debts and ‘priority pre-moratorium debts’ for which the company did not have a payment holiday during the moratorium but which were not paid
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expenses properly incurred in the winding up (including the remuneration of the liquidator)
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ordinary preferential debts
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secondary preferential debts
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the prescribed part for unsecured creditors (where not disapplied)
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debts secured by floating charges
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unsecured debts
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statutory interest
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postponed debts (ie non-provable liabilities)
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return of any surplus to members (subject to adjustment between members)
For further information, see Practice Note: Waterfall of payments in liquidation.
Administration
The order of distribution of a company’s assets in administration (when the administrator has permission from the Court to distribute) is as follows:
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debts secured by fixed charges
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where administration occurs within 12 weeks of a moratorium, any moratorium debts
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