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E - Execution and alteration


18/11/15

RE ARMSTRONG BRANDS LTD [2015] EWHC 3303 (Ch)

A company debenture was validly executed as a deed for the purpose of s 44 Companies Act 2006.  It was signed by the company’s secretary and another person.  That other person was not a director at the date of the debenture but the evidence showed that he had signed it at a date when he was a director.  It did not matter that the transaction completed later when the director signatory was no longer a director.  An administrator had therefore been validly appointed under the debenture. 


31/7/13

PICKENHAM ROMFORD LTD (IN ADMINISTRATION) v DEVILLE [2013] EWHC 2330 (Ch)

Considers when a material alteration to a deed may cause the deed to be void [21].  On the facts the alteration was not material.








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