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the judicature act cap 8 laws of englandtherefore the sources of england law are specified in the judicature act 1967 s31 of that states in which the
administration of the lawfurtherly a source of law is the origin of the rule that legal principle or constitutes a law conversely the phrase
standard of proof in civil casestherefore the standard of proof in civil cases is on a preponderance of probabilities or on a balance of
civil lawfurther civil law is affected with violations of private rights in their corporate or individual capacity egg breach of contract negligence
standard of proof in criminal caseswhenever the standard of proof in criminal cases is away from any reasonable doubt further in the event of any
criminal lawhowever criminal law has been defined as the law of crimes so a crime has been defined just like an act or omission or committed
substantive lawtherefore this is concerned through the rules themselves as opposed to the procedure on how to affect them so it defines the
public lawwhether it contain of those fields or branches of law where such the state has an interest as the sovereign egg criminal law
types and classification of lawrules of law may be classified as like for written for national and international for public and private for
functions of lawwe discuss like how can be utilized functions of law- arei for rules of law facilitate administration
law and moralitysince morality contain of prescriptions of the society and is not enforceable hence rules of law are enforceable however wrongs
nature and categorization of lawhere the term law has no consigned meaning it is utilized in a variety of senses nonetheless different
differences between liquidators and receiversthere are also significant differencesaa liquidator has numerous statutory powers a receiver must rely
compulsory liquidation - winding upthere are a number of points of similaritya in a compulsory but not a voluntary liquidation the directors have to
liquidators and receiversthe distinction between liquidators and receivers must be kept cleara a receiver is a representative of secured creditors
revival of a dissolved companyliquidation leads on to dissolution of the company the court may however within the ensuing two years order that
legal proceduresthe court may order the examination in private or public ie open court of an officer of a company in liquidation or of any person
misfeasanceunder s324 misfeasance proceedings may be instituted against a director promoter manager liquidator or officer including an auditor of a
intent to defraud the italian creditorthe company owed money to trade creditors and also had outstanding against it a large claim for breach of
several rules for fraudulent tradingvarious rules have been established to determine what is fraudulent tradinga only persons who take the decision
fraudulent tradingunder s323 if the court finds that the business of a company in liquidation has been carried on with intent to defraud creditors or
fraudulent preference - liquidatorwhen a transaction is void as a fraudulent preference any charge created is void and any cash paid or property
directors liabilitythis was fraudulent preference and the bank must repay the sums received the directors liability under their guarantee to the bank
fraudulent preferenceunder s312 any disposition of the companys property and any creation of a charge fixed or floating effected during the period of
principle of floating chargesthe general purpose of the rule is to prevent an unsecured creditor of an insolvent company from getting advantage over