Restructuring Plan Precedent for SMEs under Part 26A Companies Act 2006 (England and Wales)

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Precedents

BUSINESS AND PROPERTY COURTS OF ENGLAND AND WALES

COMPANIES LIST (CHD)

IN THE MATTER OF [ insert name of the Company ] AND OF THE COMPANIES ACT 2006

BETWEEN [ insert name of the Company ] and the Plan Creditors [ and Members ] (each as defined herein)

RESTRUCTURING PLAN (pursuant to Part 26A of the Companies Act 2006)

DATED [ insert date ]

RECITALS

The Company (A) [ Insert name of the Company ] is a [ private ] limited company, registered in [ England and Wales ], bearing company number [ insert company number ] and with its registered office at [ insert address ] (the Company).

Purpose of the Restructuring Plan

(B) This Restructuring Plan seeks to implement a compromise and arrangement between: [ (i) ] the Company and the Plan Creditors; [ and (ii) the Company and the Members ], so as to remove, lessen, avert, or alleviate the impact of financial difficulties experienced [ or likely to be experienced ] by the Company which are affecting, or could, will, or may affect, its capacity to continue to carry on business as a going concern thereof...

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Kunal Gadhvi

Irwin Mitchell

Kunal heads Irwin Mitchell’s London R&I team, having joined in 2019 from a well-known London boutique law firm where he was a Junior Equity partner, prior to which he was at Squire Patton Boggs LLP in London Kunal has 22 years’ experience in the Restructuring and Insolvency industry, dealing with a broad range of both non-contentious and contentious work, focusing primarily on advisory and transactional work such as:Debt restructuringBusiness sales and acquisitionsLender security enforcement and enhancementCross-border restructuring & insolvency He acts for a mixture of UK clearing banks, UK top 20 accountancy firms, insolvency practitioners, private equity houses, alternative lenders and asset-based lenders. He also works with international clients such as international accountancy firms, foreign and international banks, and foreign law firms. Kunal also has extensive experience dealing with contentious insolvency matters, including misfeasance and wrongful trading actions, antecedent transaction recoveries,...

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