bigfatronssba
Well-Known Member
As I understand it other than liquidation, or with ACL's permission, there's no way to break the lease if CCFC Ltd survives. Even under new owners.
There might be scope to amend how much ACL are paid for a while, perhaps, but even then that would have to be voted on and because of the complexities of administration ACL would still get a chance to knock it back.
Even if everything went SISU's way, and they could push a vote through to exit via a CVA, ACL could challenge it in court if the deal could be considered unfair to them.
That's as I understand it - I've posted a legal case study earlier that I've drawn on for some of this, but I sense you don't fancy reading it. Can't say I blame you.![]()
At what point then will Ccfc Ltd have "broke" the lease? Presumably acl can't take any action until that point?