The Law of Insolvency

The Nature and Incidence of Insolvency; The Evolution of the Administrative; Machinery of Insolvency Law; Bankruptcy Law in Outline; Voluntary Procedures and Alternatives to Bankruptcy; Who can be made Bankrupt?;The Bankruptcy Petition; The Bankruptcy Order and its Consequences: General and Procedural Aspects; The Bankruptcy Order and its Consequences: Proprietary Effects; Proof of Debts; Distribution of Assets; Termination of Bankruptcy; Special Cases; Bankruptcy and the Criminal Law; Receivers; Company Voluntary Arrangements in England and Wales; Company Administration Orders History; Winding Up Law in Outline; When can a Creditors# Voluntary Winding Up Take Place?;Creditors# Voluntary Winding Up: to the Appointment of the Liquidator; When can a compulsory Winding Up take place?;The Winding Up Petition; The Winding Up Order and its Consequences; Proof of debts; Collection and Distribution of Assets; The Conclusion of the Winding Up: Dissolution and After; The Effects of Winding Up on Creditors and Third Parties; Liability of Directors and Others; General Problems, and Issues of Principle; Bankruptcies with an International Element: The English Law and Practice; Liquidations withan International Element; International Regulation of Cross-Border Insolvency.