X Ltd has entered into a number of contracts with Y Ltd. In which of the following situations could the directors be held personally liable for the debts contracted with Y Ltd?(i) X Ltd has continued to trade at a time when insolvency appeared inevitable(ii) X Ltd has become insolvent and is unable to pay its debts to Y Ltd(iii) X Ltd has contracted for a purpose not specified in its articles of association
Answer(s): A
Which of the following is incorrect in relation to the criminal law?
Answer(s): D
Which of the following is correct?
In 2011 Exe Bank plc granted a loan of £200,000 to Wye Ltd secured by a fixed charge over the company's land and a floating charge over all the company's other assets. Wye Ltd remains solvent but has now failed to meet its monthly repayments for three months.Which of the following options are available to Exe Bank plc?(i) Sue Wye Ltd for breach of contract.(ii) Appoint an administrator(iii) Petition for the compulsory winding up of Wye Ltd.
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