In the matter of MYF Maximus Limited - Judgment [2024] CIFsd 78 (05 July 2024)

The court found that the petitioner is a creditor and that the debt is not genuinely disputed on substantial grounds. MYF Maximus Limited is unable to pay its debts and should be wound up.

Citation: [2024] CIFsd 78
Parties: Subject Company: MYF Maximus Limited
Jurisdiction: Cayman Islands
Judgment Date: 05 July 2024
Procedural Posture: Company Law / Judgment
Outcome: petition granted
Legal Topics: Winding Up, Liquidation, Creditor's Petition

Company Law Insolvency Winding Up Liquidation Creditor's Petition

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Parties

MYF Maximus Limited

Subject Company

Procedural Posture

Company Law / Judgment

Legal Issues

1 Whether MYF Maximus Limited should be wound up under the Companies Act
2 Whether the petitioner has standing as a creditor

Ratio Decidendi

The court found that the petitioner is a creditor and that the debt is not genuinely disputed on substantial grounds. MYF Maximus Limited is unable to pay its debts and should be wound up.

Court Disposition

petition granted

Orders

MYF Maximus Limited is ordered to be wound up under the supervision of the court
The official liquidator is to be appointed as per the Companies Winding Up Rules