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Butterworths Property Insolvency
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Product description
Property is often the most valuable asset in insolvency but responsibility for its management as well as the potential interests and liabilities of others can complicate the process. This title responds to those problems as well as the question of guarantors and other remedies, what happens if the freeholder or landlord is insolvent, and environmental liabilities in Insolvency. It also details how leases and real property are dealt with in Bankruptcy.
Written by a team of experienced insolvency practitioners at Enterprise Chambers (with input from Pinsent Masons and Grant Thornton) this looks set to become the main text for practitioners advising in matters where the main asset is a leasehold property.
