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Chairman incorrectly deals with creditor's claim in IVA vote

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Published on: 09 August 2016
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  • Original news
  • What was the background to this case?
  • What were the issues before the judge?
  • What did the judge decide, and why?
  • To what extent is the judgment helpful in clarifying this area of law?
  • What practical lessons can those advising take away from this case?

Article summary

Restructuring & Insolvency analysis: Reuben Comiskey, barrister at Radcliffe Chambers, discusses AB Agri Ltd v Curtis in relation to challenging an individual voluntary arrangement (IVA) on the ground of material irregularity and examines how the decision may affect creditors and debtors.

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