British Virgin Islands:
Fixed Charge Receivership Of An English Property Owned By An Offshore Company
17 April 2020
Carey Olsen
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This Carey Olsen bitesize guide is designed to provide a
snapshot of the steps that should be taken in the British Virgin
Islands and Cayman in connection with the appointment of a fixed
charge receiver or Law of Property Act 1925 (the "LPA
1925") receiver (each a "Receiver") to a property in
England which is owned by an offshore company.
This note assumes that the Receiver is not an administrative
receiver appointed pursuant to a floating charging over all or
substantially all of a company's assets. This should be
confirmed before any appointment is made, to avoid additional and
potentially more onerous provisions applying under applicable
offshore law.
The content of this article is intended to provide a general
guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought
about your specific circumstances.
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