In the matter of Listrac Midco Limited
The restructuring plans were sanctioned because all statutory requirements under Part 26A Companies Act 2006 were met, including approval by requisite majorities or satisfaction of cross-class cram down conditions. All creditor classes would be no worse off than in the relevant alternative, the plans were fair and reasonable, and there was no defect or blot. The plans provided a better outcome for all creditors than administration or liquidation, and the process was properly conducted.
- Parties
- Applicant Company: Listrac Midco Limited; Applicant Company: Listrac Bidco Limited; Applicant Company: Lifeways Finance Limited; Applicant Company: Lifeways Community Care Limited; Applicant Company: Living Ambitions Limited; Applicant Company: Autism Care (UK) Limited; Applicant Company: Vitavia Property Management Limited
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 03 March 2023
- Procedural Posture
- Restructuring Plan Sanction Application / Judgment on Sanction of Restructuring Plans
- Outcome
- Restructuring plans sanctioned for all seven applicant companies.
- Legal Topics
- Restructuring Plans, Cross Class Cram Down, Creditors' Meetings, Sanction of Schemes, Class Composition, Relevant Alternative, Unsecured Creditors, Secured Creditors
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Parties
Listrac Midco Limited
Applicant Company
Listrac Bidco Limited
Applicant Company
Lifeways Finance Limited
Applicant Company
Lifeways Community Care Limited
Applicant Company
Living Ambitions Limited
Applicant Company
Autism Care (UK) Limited
Applicant Company
Vitavia Property Management Limited
Applicant Company
Procedural Posture
Restructuring Plan Sanction Application / Judgment on Sanction of Restructuring Plans
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the statutory requirements for sanctioning restructuring plans under Part 26A Companies Act 2006 are met
- 2 Whether cross-class cram down under s.901G CA 2006 is available and appropriate
- 3 Whether the plans are fair and reasonable to creditors
Ratio Decidendi
The restructuring plans were sanctioned because all statutory requirements under Part 26A Companies Act 2006 were met, including approval by requisite majorities or satisfaction of cross-class cram down conditions. All creditor classes would be no worse off than in the relevant alternative, the plans were fair and reasonable, and there was no defect or blot. The plans provided a better outcome for all creditors than administration or liquidation, and the process was properly conducted.
Court Disposition
Restructuring plans sanctioned for all seven applicant companies.
Orders
- The restructuring plans for Listrac Midco Limited, Listrac Bidco Limited, Lifeways Finance Limited, Lifeways Community Care Limited, Living Ambitions Limited, Autism Care (UK) Limited, and Vitavia Property Management Limited are sanctioned.
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