The Department Of Finance v McGillion [2018] NICh 25 (19 December 2018)
Mr McGillion did not pay, secure, or compound for the debt; his purported payment methods were legally invalid. No grounds existed to set aside or annul the bankruptcy order, and no change in circumstances justified rescinding or varying the order.
- Citation
- [2018] NICh 25
- Parties
- Petitioning Creditor/respondent: The Department of Finance and Land and Property Services (Rating); Debtor/appellant: Barry McGillion
- Jurisdiction
- Northern Ireland
- Judgment Date
- 19 December 2018
- Procedural Posture
- Bankruptcy Appeal / Appeal Against Bankruptcy Order and Appeal Against Refusal to Annul Bankruptcy Order
- Outcome
- appeals dismissed; bankruptcy order affirmed
- Legal Topics
- Statutory Demand, Bankruptcy Order, Annulment of Bankruptcy, Validation Order, Payment of Debt
Case Brief
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Parties
The Department of Finance and Land and Property Services (Rating)
Petitioning Creditor/respondent
Barry McGillion
Debtor/appellant
Procedural Posture
Bankruptcy Appeal / Appeal Against Bankruptcy Order and Appeal Against Refusal to Annul Bankruptcy Order
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the bankruptcy order should be set aside or annulled
- 2 Whether the debtor has paid, secured, or compounded for the debt
- 3 Whether the debtor's actions constitute payment under the law
Ratio Decidendi
Mr McGillion did not pay, secure, or compound for the debt; his purported payment methods were legally invalid. No grounds existed to set aside or annul the bankruptcy order, and no change in circumstances justified rescinding or varying the order.
Court Disposition
appeals dismissed; bankruptcy order affirmed
Orders
- appeal against bankruptcy order dismissed
- appeal against refusal to annul bankruptcy order dismissed
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