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ON HEARING A WINDING UP PETITION THE COURT MAY DISMISS IT, OR ADJOURN THE HEARING CONDITIONALLY OR UNCONDITIONALLY, OR MAKE AN INTERIM ORDER, OR ANY OTHER ORDER THAT IT THINKS FIT.
The Court has a wide discretion as to how to deal with petitions for winding up.
If the debtor asks that the petition be adjourned to enable funding to be arranged, the Court will usually allow at least one adjournment. Adjournments can be given for almost any reason and can be either with or without the consent of the petitioning creditor. It is the Court which grants an adjournment. If the debt is paid, application can then be made for the petition to be withdrawn.
We can arrange a fixed cost service to make an application either to the Companies Court at the RCJ, or the relevant High Court District Registry, or to the county court with jurisdiction, as the case may require. We provide countrywide coverage across England & Wales.
For a standard adjournment application our fixed fees are only £595.
Contact us on
020 7504 1299 or
email info@crichtonsco.com