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Limited Liability Companies (Winding Up and Dissolution) (Amendment) (Jersey) Regulations 202-

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A decision made 21 December 2022:

Decision Reference:  MD-ER-2022-810

Public

Subject: Lodging of the Limited Liability Companies (Winding Up and Dissolution)(Amendment)(Jersey) Regulations 202-

 

Report Title: Draft Limited Liability Companies (Winding Up and Dissolution) (Amendment)  (Jersey) Regulations 202-

Public

Decision(s):

The Minister decided to lodge the Limited Liability Companies (Winding Up and Dissolution) (Amendment) (Jersey) Regulations 202-

Reason for Decision(s):

The draft Limited Liability Companies (Winding Up and Dissolution) (Amendment) (Jersey) Regulations 202- proposed amendments to the Limited Liability Companies (Winding Up and Dissolution) (Jersey) Regulations 2022, to reflect the changes made to the Companies (Jersey) Law 1991 earlier in 2022, to permit a creditor with a debt of £3,000 or more to apply to the court for an insolvent company to be wound up and for a liquidator to be appointed.   It was considered appropriate that this remedy was available for a creditor of a Limited Liability Company also.

Resource Implications: There are no new financial and/or manpower implications.

 

Action Required: Officers to request the Greffier of the States to arrange for the item(s) to be lodged 'au Greffe'.

Signature:

 

 

Signed By: Minister for External Relations and Financial Services

Date Signed:

 

 

Date of Decision (If different from Date Signed):

 

 

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