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    Court Applications during COVID-19
    2020-05-14

    The filing of winding up petitions and appointment of provisional liquidators in the matters of Oasis Fashions Ireland Limited and Warehouse Fashion Ireland Limited.

    Introduction

    The landscape within which business is conducted has changed drastically due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent Government restrictions.

    Filed under:
    Ireland, Insolvency & Restructuring, Litigation, Beauchamps, Coronavirus
    Authors:
    Simon Murphy
    Location:
    Ireland
    Firm:
    Beauchamps
    The Companies (Miscellaneous Provisions) (Covid-19) Act 2020 - changes to insolvency regime
    2020-08-20

    The Companies (Miscellaneous Provisions) (Covid-19) Act 2020 (the Act) was enacted on 31 July 2020. The Act provides for some amendments to the insolvency regime, in addition to amendments to the Companies Act 2014 (the 2014 Act) to specifically provide for virtual general meetings and permitting the execution of documents under seal using counterparts.

    Key Points

    Filed under:
    Ireland, Insolvency & Restructuring, Beauchamps, Coronavirus
    Authors:
    Barry Cahir
    Location:
    Ireland
    Firm:
    Beauchamps
    High Court Rejects Injunction Application where Plaintiffs Sought to Rely on Existence of Alleged Amended Settlement Agreement
    2020-06-30

    The High Court recently considered an injunction application by parties to restrain the appointment of a receiver over property, in circumstances where they maintained that the defendant was in breach of an amended settlement agreement.

    Background

    Filed under:
    Ireland, Insolvency & Restructuring, Litigation, Beauchamps, High Court (Ireland)
    Authors:
    Ciara Murphy
    Location:
    Ireland
    Firm:
    Beauchamps
    Appointing a Receiver - a refresher
    2020-11-30

    In this article Niall O'Brien sets out a useful checklist for banks who are considering appointing a receiver.

    Filed under:
    Ireland, Insolvency & Restructuring, Beauchamps, Personal data, GDPR
    Authors:
    Niall O'Brien
    Location:
    Ireland
    Firm:
    Beauchamps
    A lack of engagement with landlords a key factor in High Court refusal to confirm examinership
    2020-10-21

    In a judgment delivered on 14 October 2020, Mr. Justice McDonald declined to confirm the appointment of an examiner to New Look Retailers (Ireland) Ltd (New Look).

    Facts

    Filed under:
    Ireland, Insolvency & Restructuring, Litigation, Real Estate, Beauchamps, Commercial tenant, High Court (Ireland)
    Authors:
    Barry Cahir
    Location:
    Ireland
    Firm:
    Beauchamps
    Data protection guidance for receivers
    2020-09-18

    The Data Protection Commission has issued guidance on data protection considerations relating to receiverships.

    As the receiver, on appointment, will have the name of the relevant borrower as well as the address of the property in receivership, both of which constitute personal data, he or she will have a wide range of data protection obligations. The guidance notes that the receiver is a data controller, in that he or she exercises control over the processing of the personal data, by determining why and how it is processed.

    Filed under:
    Ireland, Insolvency & Restructuring, IT & Data Protection, Beauchamps
    Authors:
    Pauline Louth
    Location:
    Ireland
    Firm:
    Beauchamps
    A new dawn for restructuring and insolvency throughout the EU
    2017-06-26

    A revised EU regulation applies to new insolvencies from 26 June 2017. Widely referred to as EIR Recast (EIR means European Insolvency Regulation), it replaces the regime that has been in place for over 15 years.

    The official title of EIR Recast is Regulation 2015/848 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 20 May 2015. The commencement of EIR Recast is newsworthy for many reasons, not least because the United Kingdom (when it leaves the EU) will not have the benefit or the burden of the new regime.

    Filed under:
    European Union, Insolvency & Restructuring, Beauchamps, European Parliament
    Authors:
    Barry Cahir
    Location:
    European Union
    Firm:
    Beauchamps
    High Court finds Receivers responsible for carrying out remedial works
    2020-01-31

    Background

    Ray & Danny Grehan (theGrehans) acquired property in Maynooth on which subsequently the Maynooth Business Campus (the Campus) was built.

    Filed under:
    Ireland, Insolvency & Restructuring, Litigation, Real Estate, Beauchamps
    Authors:
    Tony O'Sullivan
    Location:
    Ireland
    Firm:
    Beauchamps
    Corporate structuring options for COVID-19 hit businesses
    2020-03-20

    Executive Summary

    COVID-19 poses high levels of financial distress for Ireland and Irish business. Ireland's examinership regime (Examinership) and schemes of arrangement under part 9 of the Companies Act 2014 (Schemes) are effective tools for corporate restructuring either immediately and/or once the more immediate threat of COVID-19 has passed.

    Filed under:
    Ireland, Insolvency & Restructuring, Beauchamps, Coronavirus
    Authors:
    Barry Cahir
    Location:
    Ireland
    Firm:
    Beauchamps
    Failure to disclose the existence of a possession order not a bar to obtaining a protective certificate
    2019-10-31

    Summary

    This matter related to a High Court appeal brought by two high profile debtors against a Circuit Court order made in favour of Tanager Designated Activity Company (Tanager) which allowed Tanager to enforce an order for possession notwithstanding the fact that a protective certificate was in place in respect of the debtors.

    Filed under:
    Ireland, Insolvency & Restructuring, Litigation, Beauchamps, Bank of Scotland, High Court (Ireland)
    Authors:
    Cliodhna Walsh
    Location:
    Ireland
    Firm:
    Beauchamps

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