Title: Kerr on Receivers and Administrators
ISBN13: 9780421600300
ISBN: 0421600306
New Edition ISBN: 1847031188
Editors: Raymond Walton, Muir Hunter
Published: August 1997
Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell Ltd
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Paperback
Price: NGN15,000
The 17th Edition has been updated to 1997 with the publication of a supplement. Muir Hunter, Q.C., as consultant editor, has drawn on his specialist knowledge and expertise to ensure that the content and style make Kerr on Receivers and Administrators an invaluable work of reference for the practitioner.
The book covers the law in Scotland in a section written by David Bennett, a solicitor in Edinburgh. The taxation sections have been written by Andrew Thornhill.
Subjects:
Insolvency Law
Contents:
PART I: THE APPOINTMENT OF RECEIVERS BY THE COURT IN
ENGLAND AND WALES;
PRINCIPLES ON WHICH A RECEIVER IS APPOINTED BY THE COURT; OVERWHAT PROPERTY A RECEIVER MAY BE APPOINTED
WHO MAY BE APPOINTED A RECEIVER; MODES OF APPOINTING A RECEIVER OF THE COURT;
IN WHAT CASES A RECEIVER WILL BE APPOINTED;
PART II: THE STRUCTURE AND PRACTICE OF COURT-APPOINTED RECEIVERSHIPS IN ENGLAND AND WALES;
EFFECT OF APPOINTMENT OF A RECEIVER;
POWERS AND DUTIES OF A RECEIVER;
LIABILITIES OF A RECEIVER; MANAGERS;
REMUNERATION AND EXPENSES OF A RECEIVER;
RECEIVER’S ACCOUNTS;
DISCHARGE OF A RECEIVER;
LIABILITIES AND RIGHTS OF RECEIVER’S SURETIES;
PART III: RECEIVERS APPOINTED OUT OF COURT;
RECEIVERS APPOINTED UNDER AN AGREEMENT, INCLUDING FIXED CHARGE RECEIVERS;
RECEIVERS APPOINTED UNDER STATUTORY POWERS;
RECEIVERS APPOINTED OVER PROPERTY OF A COMPANY (OTHER THAN ADMINISTRATIVE RECEIVERS);
APPOINTMENT, STATUS AND POWERS OF AN ADMINISTRATIVE;
PART IV: ADMINISTRATION; ADMINISTRATORS:
JUDICIALLY AND EXTRA-JUDICIALLY APPOINTED;
THE ADMINISTRATOR IN OFFICE;
CONVERSION FROM ADMINISTRATION INTO OTHER FORMS OF PROCEEDING;
ENDING ADMINISTRATION;
PART V: TAXATION; THE TAXATION OF RECEIVERS AND ADMINISTRATORS;
TAXATION;
PART VI: CROSS-BORDER PROCEEDINGS;
THE EU REGULATIONS ON INSOLVENCY PROCEEDINGS AND THE CROSS-BORDER INSOLVENCY REGULATIONS 2006