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ARTICLE · 20 AUGUST 2008

Setting Aside A Cayman Islands Charge Upon Insolvency

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The Companies Law (as amended) (the "Law") applies only to companies formed and registered under the Law

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INTRODUCTION

The Companies Law (as amended) (the "Law") applies only to companies formed and registered under the Law1. Accordingly, only those companies may be wound up in the Cayman Islands. There is no provision akin to Part V of the UK Insolvency Act 1986 (UK) under which the English court can wind up unregistered or foreign companies.

The Cayman winding up regimes are found in Part V of the Law.

There are three regimes:

1. voluntary winding up;

2. compulsory winding up; and

3. voluntary winding up subject to Grand Court supervision.

KEY FACTOR: THE DATE OF COMMENCEMENT OF A WINDING UP

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