Indeed. Why mention it if it's "normal"....?
UHY is expected to hand control of the liquidation to insolvency firm Baker Tilly.
The firms met at the High Court yesterday to set a date for the hand-over.
Geoff Carton-Kelly, of Baker Tilly Restructuring and Recovery LLP, said: ‘We have not yet been appointed as liquidators, but we expect to be appointed liquidators in around two weeks.
‘This is a normal process as part of the CVA. An application is made to wind up the old company, and the court hears that.
‘Because there are technicalities over the way the administration needs to be completed they’re going to take a little bit longer to decide.
‘It’s not unusual for another firm to become liquidators. In the majority of cases the administrators become liquidators, but there’s nothing to be read into that.’
Btw, what are these "technicalities"....?