We have previously discussed the Corporate Governance & Insolvency Act 2020 and its impact on being able to present a winding up petition grounded on
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A Section 21 Notice is one of the methods a landlord can use to evict a tenant from their property. The tenant won’t have to
A Section 8 Notice can be sent by a landlord to a tenant under the provisions of the Housing Act 1988 to provide advance warning
The difference between being served with a Statutory Demand or a Winding-Up Petition (WUP) is where they are in the insolvency process. In simple terms
A Statutory Demand is one of the key stages in the process of insolvency. Statutory demands can lead to bankruptcy of an individual and the
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