Limited partnerships: litigation following dissolution and winding up
This decision is of interest due to the Court's consideration of several issues arising in the context of the dissolution of a limited...
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Any member of an LLP may be subject to a Disqualification Order – not just those on the Management Committee
Pursuant to the Company Directors Disqualification Act 1986 (CDDA) the court may, in certain circumstances, make a ‘Disqualification Order
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