Compulsory / Provisional Liquidation.Court-ordered compulsory and provisional liquidation engagements.

Why this matters

Court-ordered liquidation is the path when creditor pressure tips into a winding-up petition. Provisional liquidation is the emergency intervention that protects assets before a final order. We act as court-appointed provisional and final liquidator and as financial adviser to petitioning and respondent parties.

What's inside

5 engagements under Compulsory / Provisional Liquidation, each with a dedicated page. Click any for the full brief.

Petition Support

For petitioning creditors, the financial evidence supporting the petition: insolvency proof, asset position, and the documentary case for why a winding-up order serves creditors b…

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Provisional Liquidator Role

Where the court appoints a provisional liquidator before final hearing, the priority is asset preservation.

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Final Liquidation

Once the winding-up order is made, the liquidator takes possession of company assets, realises them, agrees claims, and distributes per the statutory priority.

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Investigation of Directors' Conduct

The liquidator has a statutory duty to investigate the conduct of directors in the period leading to insolvency.

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Cross-Border Coordination

Where the insolvent entity has assets or claims overseas, we coordinate with foreign insolvency practitioners under the UNCITRAL Model Law where the jurisdiction has adopted it, o…

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