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Old 5th June 2023, 09:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Rob4 View Post
On another forum someone said that if they were in Administration they could be sold on as a going concern but once they are in Receivership it's about selling off the assets to pay the creditors. I don't know if this is true or not but if it is it sounds terminal, which is a pity. I think it probably does have something to do with the death of the owner.
It all depends on the cash flow. If the directors of network can get enough of it to start afresh then there's a possibility.

I think you may be confusing receivership with liquidation, Rob.

Receivership, the owner of a company maintains a limited role in the debt restructuring process. Liquidation completely eliminates the roles of the owner and directors and operates without their input.
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