Sentence examples for voluntary liquidation from inspiring English sources

In 2012, ATP Concerts Limited was placed in voluntary liquidation.

ABC Learning went into voluntary liquidation in 2008.

The owner of Coventry Rugby Club has put the troubled Championship side into voluntary liquidation.

But it was unable to raise further funds and entered a creditors voluntary liquidation last month.

Three weeks ago, it went into voluntary liquidation; a meeting of creditors was held last week.

A year later Kenya became a one-party republic when the main opposition party went into voluntary liquidation.

In 2012 their average return on equity was 3%; the number of private banks fell by 13, to 148, mostly because of voluntary liquidations.

Figures for corporate insolvencies showed there were 1,314 compulsory liquidations between January and March, down 1.3% on the previous quarter and 14.8% on the same period last year, and 2,768 voluntary liquidations, down 11.4% on the previous quarter and 19.1% on the first quarter of last year.

Other (much less used) procedures are company voluntary arrangements a reorganisation procedure compulsory liquidation and creditors' voluntary liquidations.

Significant personal liability Great Britain (administration procedure) Court Determine potential future usage (reorganization; company voluntary arrangement; liquidation) Creditors (under supervision of the court) Creditors decide about fix (time basis) or variable (percentage of proceeds) remuneration.

But Eva Cheng, Hong Kong's secretary for transportation and housing, said the company had made a voluntary filing for liquidation on Wednesday morning only after lengthy negotiations with a possible investor broke down on Tuesday.