On May 4, 5:00=A0pm, "steve robinson"
wrote:
> Just folding a company does not make the liablities go away if you as a
> director have acted ilegally or traded whilst insolvent then you
> personally can be chased for the debts
Ok I see you are stuck on the 1st chapter in the book, so lets do this
very very very slowly, you folding a company that is held by a lets
say Scottish trust company, if that folded company has sold out
completely to a new company which is held by lets say a trust held in
say vanuatu.....no trace back to any director in folded company what
so ever and the receipt for stock predates your judgement order, so
company was not insolvent and companies hse will wait the manditory
period to wrap it up, until you do what.
Lets go on to the bit, the bit that really makes me laugh, you have
judgement against the folded company, you cant get any money back from
that entity and you decide youve been dudded so you do a companies
house check to try and find the directors to sue them and you end up
in vanuatu....go on tell me how youre going to get around their laws
or even get a judgement to go back into court and try for say the now
trading company.
Now be a good boy and re read the chapter agin, I might if youre agood
boy teach you a thing or three |