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Grant & Anor v Baker [2016] EWHC 1782 (Ch)

In a tweet: TIBs' sale and possession order cannot be adjourned indefinitely, even in exceptional circumstances

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Case note, published: 21/09/2016

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  • Application by Trustee in Bankruptcy against an order that the property, which was the only asset of any value in the bankruptcy, should not be sold until the 30 year old vulnerable child of the bankrupt, who resided at the property, no longer lived there. The application was allowed and an order that the longest period of postponement of 12 months was made. Judgment, 19/07/2016, free

Published: 21/09/2016

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