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Restructuring & Insolvency weekly highlights—29 February 2024

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Published on: 29 February 2024
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Table of contents

  • Restructuring
  • New Practice Notes—Part 26A restructuring plan deal debriefs
  • Re: CB&I UK Ltd
  • Corporate insolvency processes
  • Burke v Peabody Construction Ltd
  • Judgment Alert: Rowe (as liquidator of Onestopmoneymanager Ltd (In Liquidation)) v Redbones Ltd and other companies
  • Insolvency litigation
  • Thiel-Czerwinke (joint liquidators of Courtside Recycling Ltd) v Crabb
  • Appeal Tracker: Darty Holdings SAS v Carton-Kelly (as additional liquidator of CGL Realisations Ltd)
  • Appeal Tracker: Diag Human Se Volterra Fietta (a firm)

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Article summary

This week's edition of Restructuring & Insolvency weekly highlights includes: the successful appeal of a costs order made against the supervisors of a company voluntary arrangement (CVA) (Burke v Peabody Construction), the refusal of permission to appeal by the Supreme Court in Darty Holdings SAS v Carton-Kelly (as additional liquidator of CGL Realisations Ltd), the introduction of the Water Industry (Special Administration) (England and Wales) Rules 2024—which will be coming into force on 19 March 2024—plus a round-up of other news and cases for restructuring and insolvency professionals.

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