An ICAS - The Professional Body of CAs article taking a look at a recent Court of Session judgment, which provides some useful clarification and guidance around concluding an administration via a court winding-up and the court’s powers in relation to advance remuneration requests. #insolvency ➡ https://lnkd.in/e4w6KA2S
Steven Wood’s Post
More Relevant Posts
-
The ruling of the court of Appeal on the unconstitutionality of the finance act 2023 means all the changes introduced by the Act stop being effective. Here was our analysis of the Act. https://lnkd.in/gbTRyCtX
-
-
FSR Act and procedural fairness – Supreme Court of Appeal’s decision on FSCA’s submissions process. https://buff.ly/3uiT7Sg #FinancialSectorRegulationAct #FSCA #FusionGuarantees #SupremeCourtofAppeal #financialservices
-
-
FSR Act and procedural fairness – Supreme Court of Appeal’s decision on FSCA’s submissions process. https://buff.ly/3FZPCTx #FinancialSectorRegulationAct #FSCA #FusionGuarantees #SupremeCourtofAppeal #financialservices
-
-
Our Standards and Regulations reforms were introduced to eliminate outdated prescriptive rules and unnecessary bureaucracy and place greater trust in solicitors' professional judgment. We've commissioned an external, independent assessment of the impact of these reforms https://lnkd.in/e4VARWQB
-
-
(Judgments this week: 3) ASY v Home Office is the final very interesting C/A judgment being handed down this week. Sees determination over the question of, when procedural duties under Art 3 arise, to single mums who have been imposed conditions of NRPF In High Court, question had been whether there were automatic breaches of Art 3 (and entitlement to damages), if a condition of NRPF was imposed on applicants, which was found unlawful in a previous case HC held that, violation of an Art 3 will occur if, having made a Change of Conditions application, the "SSHD either wrongly refuses it, or deals with it unreasonably". And also that "where an individual is not destitute/imminently destitute at the time of being granted LLTR it is not unlawful to impose a NRPF condition" HC Judgment: https://lnkd.in/e3gYGWZ8
-
-
The CFPB 1071 rule was effective in 2023, but section 1071 compliance dates will be extended following a Supreme Court ruling, according to the CFPB. Check out this blog for the latest on the CFPB 1071 rule: https://lnkd.in/gcwWtCGz
-
-
Our Standards and Regulations reforms were introduced to eliminate outdated prescriptive rules and unnecessary bureaucracy and place greater trust in solicitors' professional judgment. We've commissioned an external, independent assessment of the impact of these reforms https://lnkd.in/erbXfHuN
-
-
Our Standards and Regulations reforms were introduced to eliminate outdated prescriptive rules and unnecessary bureaucracy and place greater trust in solicitors' professional judgment. We've commissioned an external, independent assessment of the impact of these reforms https://lnkd.in/epqazT7s
-
-
Interpretation of statute - word ‘or’ is used in section 75(4) of the UPGST Act, 2017 - opportunity of personal hearing was not afforded - Relying on statutory interpretation and judicial precedents, the High court affirms that the mandatory nature of providing a personal hearing is clear under Section 75(4) of the UPGST Act, 2017, irrespective of whether a request for such a hearing is made by the affected party. - The court quashes the orders passed by the authorities and directs the respondent to grant the petitioner a proper opportunity for a personal hearing before passing any further orders. http://dlvr.it/T3SR6B #GST #Highlights #TaxLaws #TaxTMI
-
Our Standards and Regulations reforms were introduced to eliminate outdated prescriptive rules and unnecessary bureaucracy and place greater trust in solicitors' professional judgment. We've commissioned an external, independent assessment of the impact of these reforms https://lnkd.in/eaDiX4py
-
