Hurricane Energy Plc, Re
The court was satisfied that adequate notice was given, it had jurisdiction, threshold conditions under section 901A were met, a single class of Bondholders was appropriate, and shareholders' rights were affected by the Plan, requiring a shareholders' meeting. No roadblock prevented convening meetings.
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- Parties
- Applicant: Hurricane Energy PLC; Respondent: Ad hoc group of Bondholders
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 25 May 2021
- Procedural Posture
- Insolvency/restructuring / Application to Convene Creditors' and Shareholders' Meetings
- Outcome
- Application granted
- Legal Topics
- Restructuring Plan, Creditors' Meetings, Shareholder Rights, Companies Act 2006 Part 26 a
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Parties
Hurricane Energy PLC
Applicant
Ad hoc group of Bondholders
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Insolvency/restructuring / Application to Convene Creditors' and Shareholders' Meetings
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether adequate notice was given to affected parties
- 2 Whether the court has jurisdiction to sanction the Plan
- 3 Whether threshold conditions under section 901A Companies Act 2006 are met
Ratio Decidendi
The court was satisfied that adequate notice was given, it had jurisdiction, threshold conditions under section 901A were met, a single class of Bondholders was appropriate, and shareholders' rights were affected by the Plan, requiring a shareholders' meeting. No roadblock prevented convening meetings.
Court Disposition
Application granted
Orders
- Meetings of Bondholders and Shareholders to be convened on 11 June 2021
- Notice to be sent to all Bondholders via the clearing system and to all shareholders via RNS and by post
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