Can directors be personally liable for company debts?

Updated by MLAW 1y ago

Directors may be held personally liable if:

(a) They have engaged in wrongful or fraudulent trading.
(b) They have breached fiduciary duties.

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Insolvency Office Corporate Insolvency

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