BLOCK TRANSFER OF INSOLVENCY CASES —

In the High Court of Justice, Chancery Division

No 8426 of 2016

Notice is hereby given that, by an Order of the Court dated 19 December 2016, Robert Michael Young (IP number 7875) (“the First Respondent”) was removed as Office Holder in the cases listed in the schedule below and Steven John Currie (IP number 9675) (“the Applicant”) of Currie Young Limited, Alexander House, Waters Edge Business Park, Campbell Road, Stoke on Trent, ST4 4DB was appointed as replacement Office Holder in his place as specified below. All removals and replacement appointments were made with immediate effect.

Liquidations

Pursuant to Section 231(2) of the Insolvency Act 1986 (the “Act”), any act required or authorised under any enactment to be done by the Liquidator of the companies listed below may be done by any one or more of the persons for the time being holding the office of Liquidator.

Administrations

Pursuant to paragraph 98 of Schedule B1 to the Act, the First Respondent be discharged from liability in respect of any actions of his as Administrator of the companies listed in the Schedule 21 days after publication of this notice in the London Gazette.

Pursuant to paragraph 100(2) of Schedule B1 to the Act, all functions of the Administrator of the companies listed below are to be exercised by any or all of the persons appointed.

Notification

The Applicants shall notify the Secretary of State of the Order as soon as reasonably practicable after it is made.

The provisions contained in Rules 2.47(3A), 4.49B(5), 4.49C(3) and 6.78A(4) of the Insolvency Rules 1986 (the “Rules”) do not apply and the First Respondent is not required to produce any progress reports on ceasing to act as office-holder pursuant to the Order and each appointment retains its original reporting date.

The Applicants be permitted to publish in the London Gazette one composite notice relating to all new appointments pursuant to the Order within 28 days of the date of the Order by way of compliance with any requirement by law to publish notice of any such appointments in the London Gazette and to file any appropriate notices in respect of the removal of the First Respondent and the appointment of the Applicants pursuant to this Order with the Registrar of Companies or the Secretary of State as appropriate within the same period.

Without incurring any additional expense for any of the estates of the companies and individuals listed in the Schedule hereto, the relevant Applicant shall, by way of giving any notice of appointment required by law to be given to the creditors, notify the creditors of the said estates of this Order in the next routine report that shall be due to the creditors of each estate, such notice to contain the following matters:

• An explanation of the effect of the Order;

• Reference to the permission to apply outlined below;

• In the case of Liquidations and Bankruptcies, where Liquidation Committees or Creditors’ Committees have been appointed, an explanation that, to the extent that any information which would otherwise be required to be provided under Rule 4.108(3) or Rule 6.126.(2) (as the case may be) of the Rules has not already been provided as part of the report, it is open to that committee to require the relevant Applicant or Respondent to provide an account of the administration of the estate including:

A summary of receipts and payments;

A statement that he had reconciled the accounts.

• In the case of Liquidations and Bankruptcies where no Liquidation Committees or Creditors’ Committees have been appointed, an explanation that, to the extent that such information as aforesaid has not already been provided as part of the report, it is open to any creditor to apply to court for an order that the relevant Applicant or Respondent do provide an account of the administration of the estate, including:

A summary of receipts and payments;

A statement that he had reconciled the accounts.

• Notification that if any Applicant or Respondent has been required to provide the information referred to above, whether by a committee or by court order on the application of any creditor, the costs of any appointed office-holder of so complying will, unless there are good reasons to the contrary, be paid as an expense of the winding up or bankruptcy as the case may be;

• In the case of Liquidations, notification to the creditors of their right under regulation 11(2) of the Insolvency Regulations 1994 to require the appointed office-holders to supply a copy of the statement referred to in this regulation free of charge; and

• In the case of the Administrations and Voluntary Arrangements, the provision of all such information as might reasonably be required with regard to the conduct of the Administration or Voluntary Arrangement.

All creditors of the companies and individuals listed in the Schedule hereto do have permission to apply to the Court within 21 days of publication of this notice in the London Gazette for the purposes of applying to vary or discharge the Order insofar as it affects the company’s or individual’s estate of which they are a creditor; any such application to be made on 3 clear days’ notice to the Applicants.

Costs

The costs of the Application be borne by the estates of the individuals and companies listed in the Schedule hereto in equal shares.

Steven John Currie, Licensed Insolvency Practitioner

Schedule

ADMINISTRATIONS

COMPULSORY LIQUIDATIONS

CREDITORS’ VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATIONS

MEMBERS’ VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATIONS

COMPANY VOLUNTARY ARRANGEMENTS

BANKRUPTCIES

INDIVIDUAL VOLUNTARY ARRANGEMENTS