Posted By: Bretts Business Recovery Ltd on 22nd August 2024
An investment scheme fraudster located in Derby was recently subjected to 15 years of Bankruptcy Restrictions in order to keep the public safe from any further damage. Between 2011 and 2016, 60-year-old Andrew Bird deceived 13 separate parties in...
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Posted By: Bretts Business Recovery Ltd on 3rd September 2020
Everyone dreads being unable to pay bills but for an unlucky few debt problems can become a life-consuming reality in which bankruptcy may be the best (or only) route out. Bankruptcy is a legal status that, in certain circumstances, may provide the...
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Posted By: bretts_admin_access_account on 26th June 2017
Case Study – Bankruptcy Restrictions Order. 12-year bankruptcy restriction given after man received £8.5million from investors for failed spread betting scheme. What is a Bankruptcy Restriction Order (“BRO”)? Firstly what is a bankruptcy...
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Posted By: bretts_admin_access_account on 26th June 2017
Bankruptcy Restriction Orders (“BROs”) Introduction A BRO can be applied for within one year of the Bankruptcy Order being made or after one year with the permission of the Court. Only the Official Receiver or the Secretary of State can...
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Posted By: bretts_admin_access_account on 30th September 2016
The September issue of the Bretts Business Recovery newsletter is out now. Packed full with the latest business and insolvency news. To see a copy on-line please click here. Alternatively if you would like to receive our newsletter each month by...
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Posted By: bretts_admin_access_account on 23rd September 2016
The High Court granted Bankruptcy Restriction Order for 11 years for a Assistant Accountant, Kofi Baffoe-Okine (30), who misappropriated €160,510 from his employer. A bankruptcy order was made against Baffoe-Okine on 1st July 2015, following a...
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Posted By: bretts_admin_access_account on 10th May 2013
If the official receiver considers that a bankrupt has acted dishonestly, or is blameworthy in some other way i.e. excessive gambling, they will report the facts to court and ask it to make a BRO. The court will consider this report and any other...
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