Fiona Tolmie, BA, LLM, Solicitor, is Principal Lecturer in Law at Kingston University.
History of Insolvency Law
The Creditors
The Debtors
Enforcement of Debt Outside Insolvency
Receivership
Rescue Outside the Insolvency Legislation
Individual and Company VoluntaryArrangements
Company Administration Orders
Partnership Rescue
The Place of the Employee in the Rescue Culture
The Statutory Demand
The Process of Bankruptcy
Voluntary Liquidation
Compulsory Liquidation
Winding Up Insolvent Partnerships
Control of the Insolvency System
Investigation of the Insolvent
Sanctions in Bankruptcy
Preventing Abuse of the Privilege of Limited Liability
Effect of Liquidation or Bankruptcy on Creditors' Rights
Assets Available to the Creditors: General Principles
The Extent of a Bankrupt's Estate
Assets Claimed by Third Parties
Security Rights over Assets of the Insolvent
Swelling the Assets: Clawing-Back
Swelling the Assets: Third Party Liability
Funding Litigation by the Insolvency Practitioner
Other Sources of Payment for Creditors
Distribution of the Available Assets.
