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4. The Former Joint Administrators

The Joint Liquidators have requested, from the former Joint Administrators, detailed

explanations regarding certain aspects of the strategy implemented by them during the

Administration. There remains on-going correspondence in this regard.

Once full explanations have been obtained, the Joint Liquidators will consult with their legal

agents and the Committee regarding what further action, if any, will be required in relation to

the matter.

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The UTT further agreed

that HMRC could appeal to the Court of Session in Scotland, despite Counsel’s arguments that

the appeal should be heard in the English Court of Appeal.

 

Why would HMRC prefer the court of sessions....................do they think they'll get a more sympathetic verdict ?....if so, why would they think that ?

is this usual ?

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The UTT further agreed

that HMRC could appeal to the Court of Session in Scotland, despite Counsel’s arguments that

the appeal should be heard in the English Court of Appeal.

 

Why would HMRC prefer the court of sessions....................do they think they'll get a more sympathetic verdict ?....if so, why would they think that ?

is this usual ?

 

Could be a number of things but I'd guess that it HMRC have a policy of having court proceedings held in the constituent area of the other party (RFC) . It does leave the door open for conspiracy theories though.

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where does it say £168.7m of unsecured creditors?

 

Appendix 1 - though some of these will have been paid and may remain on list. Ticketus money still caught up in court action also between Whyte and Octopus.

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