Luxury Static Caravan Company Closed Down

Hull caravan company wound up. Regal Luxury Lodges Ltd has been wound up by the High Court and the Official Receiver (a civil servant at the Insolvency Service) has been appointed Liquidator of the company.

The company was established in June 2019, but by early 2020 was no longer trading.

Bounce Back Loan Application

The company, through one of its directors, applied for a £50,000 Bounce Back Loan, although the company was not eligible for a Bounce Back Loan of any amount, having already ceased trading.

Neither director co-operated with the Insolvency Service investigation, and the directors were also found to have failed in their duties to maintain, preserve or deliver up adequate accounting records.

However, it was clear from the information available through other enquiries that the company bank account was being misused, with a bank account held by a third party also being used to receive payments from would-be customers.

As a result, the High Court in Manchester agreed that closing down the company was in the public interest, to prevent it from being used as a vehicle for fraud by placing it into Compulsory Liquidation.

Insolvency Service Comment

Dave Hope, Chief Investigator at the Insolvency Service, said:

Regal Luxury Lodges Limited took advantage of customers by misleading them into making payment for lodges which it was unable to deliver and compounded this by an egregious abuse of the Bounce Back Loan scheme to obtain a £50,000 loan at the taxpayer’s expense, after the company had already ceased trading.

The Insolvency Service has acted swiftly to bring this company under the control of the Official Receiver to ensure that the conduct of the directors can be fully investigated.

Are you a creditor looking to recover your money?

If you are a creditor of an insolvent company or a bankruptcy, Oliver Elliot can help you. We Know Insolvency Inside Out.

We Know Insolvency Inside Out
Contact us for help

Share This Page!

What Next?

Expert Advice Is Just A Click Away

If you have any questions in relation to Hull Caravan Company Wound Up then contact us as soon as possible for advice. Oliver Elliot offers a fresh approach to insolvency and the liquidation of a company by offering specialist advice and services across a wide range of insolvency procedures.

Our expertise is at your fingertips.

Name

By submitting this form you agree with the storage and handling of your data by Oliver Elliot. For more details, please read our Privacy Policy.

Opt in

Disclaimer: Hull Caravan Company Wound Up

This page Hull Caravan Company Wound Up is not legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. This article Hull Caravan Company Wound Up is provided for information purposes only. You can contact us on the specific facts of your case to obtain relevant advice via a Free Initial Consultation.

Recent Posts / View All Posts

Write Off The Loan, Write In The Taxman

Write Off The Loan, Write In The Taxman 

| Director Transactions, HMRC, Liquidation | No Comments
There are occasions when tax law achieves something seemingly rather remarkable: it manages to be perfectly logical and yet may arguably produce some inconsistency at the same time. The recent…
Insolvency Practitioner Fees: When Nobody Can Mark the Homework The Judge Will Insolvency Practitioner Fees When Nobody Can Mark the Homework The Judge Will

Insolvency Practitioner Fees: When Nobody Can Mark the Homework The Judge Will

| Liquidation | No Comments
The recent Float Capital Ltd, In the Matter Of EWHC 1891 (Ch) judgment is not simply another decision about insolvency practitioners' remuneration. It is a reminder that where the normal commercial…
Liquidator’s Assignment Of Claims Challenged On The Basis Of Validity Of Appointment

Liquidator’s Assignment Challenged On The Basis Of Validity Of Appointment

| Liquidation | No Comments
The case of Henderson & Jones Ltd v Chambers & Anor (Re Priors Group Ltd) EWHC 1152 (Ch) involved dismissal of a summary judgment application issued by the applicant who…
Liquidator’s Claim Defeated By Disclosure Difficulty

Liquidator’s Claim Defeated By Disclosure Difficulty

| Liquidation | No Comments
Disclosure is an important part of litigation. At its core, it serves to function as a means of furthering attempts at a fair trial. The consequences of inadequate disclosure can…
Elliot Green

Licensed Insolvency Practitioner & Chartered Accountant. We Know Insolvency Inside Out.