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In the event of tenant insolvency does the existing law of England and Wales achieve a fair balance between the interests of creditors and the interests of landlords? [electronic resource]

By: Language: English Publication details: [S.l.] PLA 2008Subject(s): Online resources: Summary: The Property Litigation Association essay competition 2008 winning entry. With reference to relevant case law discusses the law on tenant insolvency in England and Wales and considers the impact of administration, liquidation and Company Voluntary Arrangements on the interests of creditors and landlords. Concludes that whilst the law is not perfect, and does not create a balanced equilibrium, insolvency is not a perfect solution and inevitably most parties will be dissatisfied with the outcome.

The Property Litigation Association essay competition 2008 winning entry. With reference to relevant case law discusses the law on tenant insolvency in England and Wales and considers the impact of administration, liquidation and Company Voluntary Arrangements on the interests of creditors and landlords. Concludes that whilst the law is not perfect, and does not create a balanced equilibrium, insolvency is not a perfect solution and inevitably most parties will be dissatisfied with the outcome.