Debenhams

user1977

sheramber said:

 Any claim would join the list of creditors 
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/debenhams-plc-information-for-creditors-and-interested-parties

No, that would only be relevant if it had been a purchase before the company went into administration. If the administrators continue trading (which is the case with the "closing down" sales) then any sales they make come with the normal statutory rights, and they (for the meantime) have money in the bank to pay (how exactly they're dealing with such claims, I don't know).

born_again

https://www.debenhams.com/page/12th-april-faq

Follow it through & the end result is.

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bris

user1977 said:

sheramber said:

 Any claim would join the list of creditors 
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/debenhams-plc-information-for-creditors-and-interested-parties

No, that would only be relevant if it had been a purchase before the company went into administration. If the administrators continue trading (which is the case with the "closing down" sales) then any sales they make come with the normal statutory rights, and they (for the meantime) have money in the bank to pay (how exactly they're dealing with such claims, I don't know).

The company is in administration, thats why the administrators are running the company, pretty easy to understand no?
The OP is a creditor, the administrators run the company for the creditors and the OP is nothing more than a creditor like all the rest.

sheramber

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