Bullseye wrote:
Same here.
I may be being thick here I'm not sure what this "charge on the ground" that is apparently worth £650k means.
Does it mean if Green loses out to another bidder the winner has to pay him £650k if they want to clear all the debt?
That just looks like Green's way of getting his money back. £650 seems a bit steep? Where's that figure come from?
Having said that if someone outbids Green and decides they're not settling any debts Green will get nowt. Is that right?
If the whole thing goes into liquidation would Green be the main person to get anything from the asset sell off. So he'd get the pittance raise from pulling down and scrapping the south bank?
Green is finished IMHO.
Thinking legally, I think it might just get him his money back if the business actually folds, as opposed to being bought from administration, as he will be a preferred creditor, and whatever the lease is sold for, he will get his money back. If, however, creditors are paid via administration, which can be a proportion, he is probably in the same pool as everyone else, albeit he has to be paid off to get rid of the charge.