Persons who Trade under a Limited Company - The Bankruptcy Rules
Under bankruptcy law it is a criminal offence for an un-discharged bankrupt to be involved in the promotion, formation, or management of a Limited Company without the courts permission (whether officially appointed or not) and is not permitted to act as a director of such a company. Clearly, then a bankruptcy order has great implications as far as this sort of trader is concerned.
Any shares in the company owned by the bankrupt as at the date of the order being made will vest in the Trustee. This will have the effect that the Official Receiver may have a controlling interest in your business.
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