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Claims against Directors: Wrongful trading or misfeasance?

AuthorMalcolm Niekirk

Frettens' own Insolvency Guru Malcolm Niekirk looks at Claims against directors in this Coffee Break Briefing. He discusses misfeasance as an alternative to wrongful trading claims against directors, claims for transactions at an undervalue and for preferences.

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