Winding up order

[Pagey]

This is a matter for concern but it may just be an oversight, whatever the outcome someone has not been doing their job properly and the way it has been handled has been very poor

 

 

 

[Ian_Sanderson]

agree pagester

[Pagey]

can you please stop agreeing with me

[Ian_Sanderson]

certainly can

[BlueGate Alan]

I agree too Andy, is that allowed?

[Uncle Urchin]

a brighter note for you blues...

 

non payment of agreed creditor dividends in a CVA (I am assuming it is a CVA) is not the end of the world....the IR can be pacified if dealt with quickly in all of these cases....people just want their money and if its paid the uproar usually stops....the biggest danger is if the IP in the supervisory role deems (throuh creditor pressure) the club unable to meet its creditor dividends...

 

only a creditor will issue a winding up petition in a CVA unless under extreme circumstances the supervisor just cannot see a way forward through it....and even then a high court judge is unlikely to grant it without dire reason and certainly not over a few hundred quid.....especially against a community based football club..

 

keep the faith...t'aint good publicity but if the facts announced are correct...I'd be very surprised if it didn't all blow over...

 

hope so....

[BlueGate Alan]

Thank U for that Uncs

[AncientBlue]

You know I have been sitting here this morning browsing the various forums, catching up of ours, and out of nowhere came the thought - I wonder what old Dennis would have had to say about all this winding up order business . . . We are definitely going to miss him!

[ooh!!bodyform]

i was thinking the very same thing yesterday too!

I know what he would have said but prob best not to put in on here lolololol

[wellzie74]

Oh Buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuugga!!!

 

Once again we find that we are either doomed to crash & burn into a firey obblivion or that someone has been on the loopie juice again, think we should bug the phones & put some CCTV in as thats the only way to get a bloody straight answer!

 

I'm coming down wednesday & gonna find out what the crack is & who the hell is on the stuff 2!!

 

UP THE BROMLEY........Whoops, I ment Margate....Honest!!!

 

[osamadomladen]

Given how important the CVA cheques are, surely it would be prudent to send them record delivery??

[Ian_Sanderson]

Or maybe have a direct debit, then the only way it wouldnt be paid is if the account was empty. !! Opps

[Chris1]

Originally Posted By: Ian_Sanderson

Or maybe have a direct debit, then the only way it wouldnt be paid is if the account was empty. !! Opps

...or pay by BACS and save the cost of the cheque processing and postage (not to mention the lawyers' fees when a cheque goes missing). It only takes 10 minutes to set up.