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ARTICLE · 16 FEBRUARY 2017

BVI Provisional Liquidation – What You Need To Know

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The powers of provisional liquidators are limited to the extent necessary to maintain the value of the company's assets.

British Virgin IslandsInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring

Where an Originating Application for the appointment of liquidators has been filed with the BVI Court, it is open to the applicant, a creditor, the company or a member (with leave of the Court) to make an application to Court for the appointment of provisional liquidators.

The Court has the discretion to appoint provisional liquidators where the company consents to the appointment or the Court is satisfied that the appointment is necessary for the purposes of maintaining the value of the assets of the company, or is otherwise in the public interest.

The powers of provisional liquidators are limited to the extent necessary to maintain the value of the company's assets. The appointment of provisional liquidators is however an important tool to protect the position whilst an Originating Application is pending, especially where those connected with the Company are likely to dissipate assets. It is important to note that unlike other jurisdictions, such as the Cayman

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