PROVING THINGS 7: IF YOU DON'T PROVE A LOSS YOU DON'T GET AN ORDER: DIRECTORS DON'T HAVE TO CONTRIBUTE

This occasional series on the need to prove matters by evidence has covered a wide range of cases.  Today we consider company law and insolvency.  In Grant -v-Ralls [2016] EWHC 243 (Ch) Mr Justice Snowden rejected a claim by liquidators against the directors of an insolvent company. The basic issue ...

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