I love your knowledge @Schmooze. Ithis has probably been explained before, but is way over my head, so bare with me.Yes @DC16 agree. There is no obligation to attend a bankruptcy petition hearing unless you intend to contest the proceedings. The only reasons to contest are usually that the debt plus all costs has been paid in full prior to the hearing or there has been some error in the procedure or that you have entered into an IVA which has been accepted by your creditors. Can’t see her attending for any of those reasons so unless the court isn’t happy with all the paperwork / process then think the Bankruptcy Order will be made. The case will then be assigned to an Official Receiver initially (most local to where she lives) so we will be obliged to deal with them & then it will be decided if a Trustee is to be appointed. Complicated as she is still bankrupt from the first proceedings. An achievement even by her lower than low standards!
Skanky is already bankrupt with HMRC on the list of creditors. How can she be declared bankrupt when she's already in bankrupcy. Because HMRC are behind this new bankrupcy, will this mean things will process at a faster rate and are different trustees?
Sorry for all the questions, I'm trying to get my head wrapped around this.