The latest COVID-19 contingency arrangements for the restructuring and insolvency profession.
Dear Trustee letter from the AIB re. Covid 19 – relaxation of contingency arrangements (5 July 2021)
The Dear Trustee letter from the AIB anounced that it will end some of the changes to business processes and policies given the First Minister’s announcement that the Scottish Government hopes to remove legal coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic restrictions from 9 August 2021. The changes will take effect from 30 August 2021, unless notified otherwise. Changes include Bankruptcy, Protected Trust Deeds, Debt Arrangement Schemes and ongoing communications. View
The Dear Trustee letter from the AIB anounced that it will end some of the changes to business processes and policies given the First Minister’s announcement that the Scottish Government hopes to remove legal coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic restrictions from 9 August 2021. The changes will take effect from 30 August 2021, unless notified otherwise. Changes include Bankruptcy, Protected Trust Deeds, Debt Arrangement Schemes and ongoing communications. View
SCOTLAND - Guidance issued by The Society of Messengers at Arms & Sheriff Officers (November 2020)
A guidance document has been issued outlining restrictions to the services of Sheriff Officers within the five tiers of protection levels aligned to the Scottish Government’s Covid-19 guidelines. This new system has been sanctioned by the Directorate for Justice within the Scottish Government’s Civil Law and Legal System Division and it is expected that all sheriff officers should conform. View
A guidance document has been issued outlining restrictions to the services of Sheriff Officers within the five tiers of protection levels aligned to the Scottish Government’s Covid-19 guidelines. This new system has been sanctioned by the Directorate for Justice within the Scottish Government’s Civil Law and Legal System Division and it is expected that all sheriff officers should conform. View
SCOTLAND - The insolvency processes and procedures that rely on the Scottish courts for progression.
R3’s Scottish Technical Committee has identified the insolvency processes and procedures that rely on the Scottish courts for progression. We think that that this is a comprehensive picture of the courts’ involvement in insolvency, and the extent to which insolvency is rooted in court procedure, and are members rely on the courts to progress their cases. View
R3’s Scottish Technical Committee has identified the insolvency processes and procedures that rely on the Scottish courts for progression. We think that that this is a comprehensive picture of the courts’ involvement in insolvency, and the extent to which insolvency is rooted in court procedure, and are members rely on the courts to progress their cases. View
SCOTLAND - Court of Session, Guidance note for Practitioners
The purpose of this guidance is to facilitate insofar as is possible the efficient disposal of court proceedings in the Court of Session during the ongoing Covid-19 emergency. View
The purpose of this guidance is to facilitate insofar as is possible the efficient disposal of court proceedings in the Court of Session during the ongoing Covid-19 emergency. View
Update - Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service (25 March 2020)
*COVID-19 contingency arrangements* View
*COVID-19 contingency arrangements* View
Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service (20 March 2020)
*COVID-19 contingency arrangements* View
*COVID-19 contingency arrangements* View
