Noble Group Ltd, Re
The statutory requirements of Part 26 Companies Act 2006 have been satisfied: the class of creditors was properly constituted and fairly represented, the scheme is fair and reasonable, no defects exist, and the English court has sufficient connection and jurisdiction. The scheme is likely to be effective and recognised internationally. It is therefore appropriate to sanction the scheme.
- Parties
- Applicant/company: Noble Group Limited; Respondents/objectors: Ad Hoc Group of Scheme Creditors
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 14 November 2018
- Procedural Posture
- Scheme of Arrangement (companies Act 2006, Part 26) / Sanction Hearing and Final Order
- Outcome
- Scheme of arrangement sanctioned
- Legal Topics
- Schemes of Arrangement, Class Composition, Jurisdiction and Recognition, Creditor Rights, Third Party Releases
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Parties
Noble Group Limited
Applicant/company
Ad Hoc Group of Scheme Creditors
Respondents/objectors
Procedural Posture
Scheme of Arrangement (companies Act 2006, Part 26) / Sanction Hearing and Final Order
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether statutory requirements for sanctioning a scheme of arrangement under Part 26 Companies Act 2006 are satisfied
- 2 Whether the class of creditors was properly constituted and fairly represented
- 3 Whether the scheme is fair and reasonable to creditors
Ratio Decidendi
The statutory requirements of Part 26 Companies Act 2006 have been satisfied: the class of creditors was properly constituted and fairly represented, the scheme is fair and reasonable, no defects exist, and the English court has sufficient connection and jurisdiction. The scheme is likely to be effective and recognised internationally. It is therefore appropriate to sanction the scheme.
Court Disposition
Scheme of arrangement sanctioned
Orders
- The scheme of arrangement between Noble Group Limited and its Scheme Creditors is sanctioned pursuant to Part 26 Companies Act 2006.
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