Kevin Eagling

Noble Vintners Limited: High Court hands down first compensation order ... • shepwedd.com

On 14 May 2019, ICCJ Prentis made a disqualification order against Kevin William Eagling ("Mr Eagling") for the maximum period of 15 years in relation to his conduct as a director of Noble Vintners Limited ("Noble"). The judge continued consideration of the compensation application in order that he could be addressed on the background ...

Insolvency Service landmark case sees creditors entitled to receive £ ... • credit-connect.co.uk

The case focuses on the conduct of Kevin Eagling, a company director who received the maximum 15-year directorship disqualification from the courts in May 2019 as a result of his actions. Having passed down the maximum directorship disqualification, in November 2019 Judge Prentis then ordered the 57-year-old, who now resides in Northern Cyprus ...

IP Briefing: Decision of the English High Court in the case of Re ... • bbmsolicitors.co.uk

Following the company's liquidation, its sole director, Kevin Eagling, was disqualified from acting as a director of a company for the maximum period of 15 years. The reason for his disqualification was that he was found to have caused Noble to incur obligations which it could not meet. ... It was alleged that Mr Eagling had paid over the sum ...

The birth of the Compensation Order - SBP Law • sbplaw.co.uk

Following a hearing in November, director Kevin Eagling (sole director from November 2015 onwards), has been ordered to pay £559,484, the exact total sum that was paid over to a separate company controlled by him. Of those monies, £99,146 was paid over to the liquidator for inclusion as assets. The judge also decided that £460,067 should be ...

£560,000 Director Disqualification Compensation Order • ndandp.co.uk

In a judgement dated 1 November 2019 , in the case of Noble Vintners Limited ('Noble'), ICCJ Judge Prentis having disqualified Kevin Eagling as a director for 15 years (the maximum disqualification period), has also ordered Mr Eagling to pay the eye watering sum of £559,484 in compensation to:

Disqualified director ordered to repay £500k to creditors • machins.co.uk

A wine merchant has been disqualified from running a company for 15 years and ordered to repay £500,000 to his company's creditors. Kevin William Eagling was a director of Noble Vintners Ltd, which entered creditors' voluntary liquidation in June 2017 with an estimated deficiency of more than £1.6 million. A liquidator was appointed to wind-up

The use of Compensation Orders by the Insolvency Service • fraimed.co.uk

I n January 2020, in a landmark case for the Insolvency Service, the High Court ordered a disqualified director to repay £559,584 to company creditors. It was the first ever Compensation Order application against a disqualified director. The disqualified director, Kevin Eagling, was a wine broker who operated an investment scheme which traded in valuable wines on behalf of investors. Instead ...

The Eye Of Media • theeyeofmedia.com

Company director Kevin William Eagling, received the maximum 15-year directorship disqualification from the courts in May 2019 as a result of his actions. After passing down the maximum directorship disqualification, in November 2019 Judge Prentis then ordered the 57-year-old, who now resides in Northern Cyprus, to payback £559,484 to the ...

The bad news: wine investment frauds are as rampant as ever • mirror.co.uk

The sole director at the time of liquidation was 55-year-old Kevin Eagling. The liquidator is Nedim Ailyan of Abbott Fielding Limited, trading as Griffins, of Sidcup, Kent.