The 19th edition of Kerr & Hunter on Receivers and Administratorssets out the legal principles, explains the legislation and interprets the relevant case law. Covering both corporate and personal insolvency the book considers the duties, and responsibilities of both administrators and receivers. It:
Includes the developments of the UNCITRAL Model system in both the EU and USGives you the latest rulings and case study material on Cross Border Insolvency in respect of EU regulationsDiscusses the rulings of the Spectrum case and its impact on the charge on book debts jurisprudenceIllustrates potential judicial conflicts within the practice area of administrationDiscusses the Proceeds of Crime Act 22 including the abolition of the Assets Recovery Agency and transfer of its main civil recovery functions to the Serious Organised Crime AgencyConsiders development in relation to the prescribed part for the unsecured creditors in receivership and administrationContains a full exposition of the law and practice of administrative receivership as it applies in ScotlandIncludes a comprehensive account of the highly important taxation position in both receivership and administrationCONTENTSTHE APPOINTMENT OF RECEIVERS BY COURT
Principles on which a Receiver is appointedby the CourtIn what cases a Receiver will be appointedOver what property a Receiver mustbe appointedWho may be appointed ReceiverModes of appointing a Receiver of the CourtTHE STRUCTURE OF THE COURT - APPOINTED RECEIVERSHIPS
Effect of appointment and possession of a ReceiverPowers and duties of a ReceiverLiabilities of a ReceiverManagersRemuneration and Expenses of ReceiverReceiver’s AccountsDischarge of a ReceiverLiabilities and rights of Receiver’s suretiesADMINISTRATION: OTHER PROCEDURES
Administrators: Judicially and extra-judicially appointedThe Administrator in Office: Powers and DutiesConversion from Administration into other forms of proceedingThe Cessation of the effect of the Administrator’s appointment and the termination of the administration RECEIVERS APPOINTED OUT OF COURT
General principles governing AppointmentAppointments under statutory powersAppointments over the property of companyADMINISTRATIVE RECEIVERS
Status and powers of an administrative receiverAdministrative Receiver’s relationship withthe unsecured creditorsAdministrative Receiver’s relationship with the company and its staff: Contracts of employment, residual powers of the DirectorsExtra-territorial extent of floating chargesand receivershipsEffects of liquidation on administrative receivershipTermination of administrative receivershipRECEIVERSHIP IN SCOTLAND
The Receiver in ScotlandTHE TAXATION OF RECEIVERS AND ADMINISTRATORS
The Taxation of Receivers and AdministratorsOTHER PROCEDURES
The Proceeds of Crime Act 22: Receivers under Criminal Confiscation StatutesThe EC Regulation on Insolvency proceedings 2 and the Cross Border Insolvency Regulations 26The fund for unsecured creditors: The “Prescribed Part”