When does a creditor have standing to bring a winding-up application in the Channel Islands?

It is an important question for any creditor considering such an application in the Channel Islands as the position - and the tests that apply - in Guernsey and Jersey are surprisingly different.

Senior Associates Daisy Bovingdon and Quentin Bregg cover both the Jersey and Guernsey position in issue 15 of the ThoughtLeaders4 FIRE | TL4FIRE magazine.

Read the full article here.

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