Barnes v Whitehead

JurisdictionEngland & Wales
Year2004
Date2004
CourtChancery Division
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8 cases
  • John Spencer Harvey v Dunbar Assets Plc
    • United Kingdom
    • Chancery Division
    • 26 November 2015
    ...Bromwich Building Society v Crammer [2002] EWCA Civ 1924 (for a second round see [2012] EWCA 517); Atherton v Ogunlende [2003] BPIR 21; Barnes v Whitehead [2004] BPIR 693; Adams v Mason Bullock [2005] BPIR 241; Ahmed v Mogul Eastern Foods [2007] BPIR 975; Roseoak Investments Ltd v Network R......
  • Darjan Estate Company Plc v Hurley
    • United Kingdom
    • Chancery Division
    • 10 February 2012
    ...to set aside the statutory demand did not affect her right to raise a dispute in due course at the hearing of the bankruptcy petition: Barnes v Whitehead [2004] BPIR 693. 6 There was also no dispute between the parties as to the approach to be taken and the legal tests to be applied by the ......
  • Vaidya v Wijayawardhana
    • United Kingdom
    • Chancery Division
    • 31 March 2010
    ...conditions which must be satisfied before a bankruptcy order can be made are satisfied.” 60 That case, together with Barnes v Whitehead [2004] BPIR 693 in which the same approach was adopted, were approved in the Court of Appeal by Chadwick LJ In Coulter v Chief Constable of Dorset Police (......
  • Mammen P. Jacob v Heino Vockrodt
    • United Kingdom
    • Queen's Bench Division
    • 12 October 2007
    ...to give the debtor a final chance either to pay the debt or indicate the substantial grounds for disputing it. 51 In Barnes v. Whitehead [2004] BPIR 693 His Honour Judge Maddocks noted that, whilst a petition might still be dismissed even if an application to set aside the statutory demand ......
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