Totty, Moss & Segal: Insolvency

As the definitive work on corporate insolvency, providing all the necessary explanation and analysis in this area, Insolvency:

• Provides extensive coverage, including everything from basic introductory material to detailed advice on specific aspects of insolvency
• Packages source material to show how the cold print of insolvency law and subsequent rules operate in daily practice
• Offers workable solutions to everyday problems
• Includes commentary on such complex areas as the disqualification of directors, wrongful trading, voluntary arrangements, appointment of administrators, and antecedent transactions
• Discusses the Government Insolvency Service with special contributions from the Department for Business Enterprise and Regulatory Reform
• Contains all the important source material - statutes, statutory instruments, guidance notes, forms, practical instructions, tables of destinations, derivations and special definitions
• Reflects the continual flow of changes and developments affecting insolvency law and practice through an efficient updating service

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• Background and definitions of insolvency
• Regulation of insolvency practice

• Disqualification and liability of directors

• Voluntary arrangements (companies)
• Administration orders receiverships
• Receiverships

• Liquidation procedures
• Conduct of a liquidation
• Creditors

• Environmental law and liability
• Preferential debts
• Statutory powers of investigations
• Antecedent transactions
• Associates and connected persons
• The construction industry
• Disclaimer
• Utilities
• International recognition
• Set-off
• Taxation
• Contracts and transfers of property
• Retention of title
• The effect of insolvency on contracts of employment
• Insurance companies
• The insolvency service
• Registration of charges
• Workouts
• Insolvency partnerships
• Limited liability partnerships
• Statutes
• Statutory instruments
• Forms
• Guidance notes
• Practice directions

General Editor
Professor Pete Walton

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