MAC-INTERIORS (LONDON) LIMITED

Company Number: (07385999)

Registered office: 55 Farringdon Road, London, EC1M 3JB

Principal trading address: 55 Farringdon Road, London, EC1M 3JB

Notice is hereby given pursuant to section 246ZF of the Insolvency Act 1986 (“The Act”) and Rule 6.14 of the Insolvency (England and Wales) Rules 2016 (“The Rules”), that the deemed consent procedure is to be used to seek a decision from the creditors of the Company entitled to vote that: Stuart Irwin (IP No. 9656) and Ian Leonard (IP No. 14610) both of Interpath Advisory, Suite 209, Arthur House, Arthur Street, Belfast, BT1 4GB be appointed as Joint Liquidators of the Company for the purpose of winding up the Company’s affairs; any act to be done by the Joint Liquidators may be done by any one or more of the persons for the time being holding that office; and a liquidation committee is not formed.

Date the resolution to wind up is to be considered: 4 December 2023.

Decision Date: 4 December 2023. A decision is to be treated as made at 23:59 on the Decision Date.

The Convener of the decision procedure is Paul McKenna, a director of Mac-Interiors (LONDON) Limited.

In order to object to the proposed decision, creditors must send notice by email to nadia.swords@interpathadvisory.com, stating that they object, not later than the Decision Date, together with a proof of debt in respect of their claim (even if the claim is less than £1,000) in accordance with the Rules, otherwise the objection will be disregarded.

In order to request a physical meeting of creditors, a specified number of creditors entitled to vote must complete and return a physical meeting requisition form, together with a proof of debt form which are both available by request from nadia.swords@interpathadvisory.com. The requisition form and proof of debt form must be received by nadia.swords@interpathadvisory.com within three business days of this notice being advertised.

It is the Director’s responsibility to aggregate any objections and/or requests for a physical meeting of creditors to determine if the specified number of creditors is met for either an objection to the deemed consent procedure or a request for a physical meeting of creditors to be successfully made out respectively. If the threshold is met the deemed consent procedure will terminate without a decision being made and a decision will be sought again on the same matter by way of a physical meeting of creditors convened in accordance with the Rules.

Please note that: an objection will only be successful if it is made by at least 10% in value of the creditors entitled to vote, i.e., if less than the specified number of creditors object to the proposed decision, the creditors are to be treated as having made the proposed decision; and a physical meeting of creditors will only be convened if it is requested by at least (a) 10% in value, (b) 10% in number or (c) 10 creditors entitled to vote.

If none of these thresholds are met, the deemed consent procedure will continue as outlined above.

A creditor may, in accordance with Rule 15.35, appeal a decision, provided that appeal is made not later than 21 days after the Decision Date.

Nominations (if any) for membership of the creditors’ committee should be sent to nadia.swords@interpathadvisory.com by no later than 4 December 2023 (decision date). Any such nomination will only be accepted to the extent that the Directors are satisfied such nominated creditor is eligible to be a member of the liquidation committee, in accordance with Rules 6.19 and 17.4 of the Rules.

The directors’ statement of affairs will be available by request from nadia.swords@interpathadvisory.com.

Alternative person to contact with enquiries about the case: Grainne Baker, Interpath Advisory, Suite 209, Arthur House, Arthur Street, Belfast, BT1 4GB, United Kingdom, grainne.baker@interpathadvisory.com.

Paul McKenna, Director

28 November 2023

Ag KJ82982