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Pre-packaged sales in company administrations

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By Matthew Brown , Matt Leech, Daniel French
| Gateley
A “pre-pack” sale is the process through which a company enters administration and its business and assets are immediately sold by the company’s administrator under a sale that was arranged before the administrator was appointed. In this article we discuss the widespread use of pre-pack sales in administrations. What is the “typical” pre-pack sale?
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How Sarah Mullally can fix the Church of England

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By Daniel French
| The Spectator Australia
Regardless of whether Sarah Mullally was our preferred choice for the new Archbishop of Canterbury, we should wish her well in her appointment. I hesitate to say ‘congratulate’, as this role is not a career prize but a demanding ministry of service. An archbishop should emulate Christ, who came not to be served but to serve. It is hard to live this way, especially under media scrutiny, doing a job so busy. In a few months, Canterbury will enthrone its new successor to Saint Augustine.
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The Building Safety Act 2022 and the corporate veil in an insolvency context

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By Mark Wilson, Daniel French
| Gateley
The introduction of building liability orders (BLOs) and remediation contribution orders (RCOs) under the Building Safety Act 2022 (‘BSA 2022’) has added a new dimension of risk in the insolvency landscape, particularly for group structures operating in the development and property sectors. These tools are not insolvency-specific, but they have the potential to expose the wider group to financial liabilities that may not have been anticipated.
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