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ARTICLE · 07 FEBRUARY 2019

In The Courts: Insolvency & Restructuring

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Many offshore jurisdictions have dug into the foundations of proposed winding-up petitions to determine if a winding-up is indeed appropriate.

GuernseyInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring

Grounds for winding up/bankruptcy

Many offshore jurisdictions have dug into the foundations of proposed winding-up petitions to determine if a winding-up is indeed appropriate. In Guernsey in In the matter of Canargo Limited, the Royal Court heard what is understood to be the first application in Guernsey to seek to place a company into liquidation, for failure to provide a member of the company with a set of accounts, in accordance with the provisions of section 251 of the Companies (Guernsey) Law, 2008, as amended.

The applicant was a registered owner of 25% of the issued share capital in Canargo Limited which was beneficially owned by a Mr Isaak (a former director who was removed against his will). The other 75% of the share capital was held directly or indirectly by or on behalf of Mr Ramsay, who was the sole director of the company. Mr Ramsay failed to provide evidence to contest the hearing nor did he attend. As such, the court was not provided with any

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