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Insolvency [2026] EWHC 410 (Ch)

Factor v Haddad & Ors

Factor v Haddad & Ors [2026] EWHC 410 (Ch) (27 February 2026)

The High Court struck out a liquidator’s insolvency application after finding material non-compliance with an unless order requiring full disclosure particulars.

  • Disclosure obligations
  • Unless orders
  • Strike out applications
  • Liquidator duties
  • Fair trial rights
  • Disclosure
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Insolvency

Laurence Gerald Factor v Houssam Haddad & Ors

The High Court struck out a liquidator’s application after finding material non-compliance with an unless order requiring full and frank disclosure.

  • Disclosure obligations
  • Strike out for non-compliance
  • Liquidator duties
  • Adverse documents
  • Unless orders
  • Disclosure-obligations
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Insolvency [2025] EWHC 2760 (Ch)

Cedar Securities Ltd & Anor v Phillips & Ors

Cedar Securities Ltd & Anor v Phillips & Ors [2025] EWHC 2760 (Ch) (24 October 2025)

The court allowed a liquidator to amend to plead statutory release, but refused reliance on a contractual limitation clause and refused withdrawal of admissions.

  • Liquidator duties
  • Limitation of liability
  • Release of liquidator
  • Withdrawal of admissions
  • Section 212 insolvency act
  • Members voluntary liquidation
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Company law [2025] EWHC 1918 (Ch)

Pagden & Ors v Fry & Anor

Pagden & Ors v Fry & Anor [2025] EWHC 1918 (Ch) (25 July 2025)

Interim applications in related Core VCT proceedings: several claims were struck out, some limitation-based summary judgments were granted, and some amendments were allowed.

  • Breach of fiduciary duty
  • Knowing receipt
  • Inducing breach of contract
  • Limitation
  • Summary judgment
  • Strike out
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Insolvency

IN THE MATTER OF ALLIED WALLET LIMITED

Directions application in Allied Wallet liquidation concerning safeguarding rules for payment and e-money funds, asset pools, and distribution after insolvency.

  • Statutory trust
  • Asset pool distribution
  • Safeguarding of client funds
  • Priority of claims
  • Liquidator duties
  • Insolvency
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Insolvency

Nicholson v Hardy

The High Court struck out a section 212 Insolvency Act claim against a liquidator, holding it disclosed no reasonable grounds and was also an abuse of process.

  • Liquidator duties
  • Misfeasance
  • Abuse of process
  • Summary judgment
  • Mandatory set off
  • Insolvency
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Insolvency [2021] EWHC 1311 (Ch)

Nicholson v Hardy

Nicholson v Hardy [2021] EWHC 1311 (Ch) (21 May 2021)

The court struck out a creditor's section 212 Insolvency Act application against a former liquidator, holding it disclosed no reasonable grounds and was an abuse of process.

  • Liquidator duties
  • Misfeasance
  • Abuse of process
  • Summary judgment
  • Strike out applications
  • Insolvency
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Insolvency law

Hellard & Anor v Graiseley Investments Ltd & Ors

Liquidators failed to prove a transaction at undervalue or misfeasance. The journal entries were found to be bookkeeping errors, not evidence of a real asset transfer.

  • Transaction at undervalue
  • Misfeasance by directors
  • Accounting records
  • Liquidator duties
  • Transaction-at-undervalue
  • Misfeasance-by-directors
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Insolvency

Southern Pacific Personal Loans Ltd, Re

The High Court held that joint liquidators were not data controllers for company data processed before liquidation, and allowed disposal of redundant personal data subject to limited retention.

  • Liquidator duties
  • Data controller status
  • Personal data disposal
  • Dsar compliance
  • Data-protection
  • Insolvency
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