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Proof that a director’s CONDUCT was, in some non-trivial degree, responsible for the causes of a company becoming insolvent, is NOT a jurisdictional pre-condition to the making of a DISQUALIFICATION ORDER under Section 6 of the Directors Disqualification Act 1986. So held in SoS for Business & Trade v Greensill (2026) EWHC 639 (Ch).
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