In the matter of Petropavlovsk plc (in administration)
JONATHAN HILLIARD QC sitting as a Deputy Judge of the High Court: Introduction 1. By Application Notice dated 27 July 2022, Allister Jonathan Manson, Trevor Binyon and Joanne Rolls (the “Administrators”), the joint administrators of Petrapavlovsk plc, seek a direction pursuant to paragraph 63 of Schedule B1 to the Insolvency Act 1986 providing them with liberty to proceed with the...
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JONATHAN HILLIARD QC sitting as a Deputy Judge of the High Court: Introduction 1. By Application Notice dated 27 July 2022, Allister Jonathan Manson, Trevor Binyon and Joanne Rolls (the “Administrators”), the joint administrators of Petrapavlovsk plc, seek a direction pursuant to paragraph 63 of Schedule B1 to the Insolvency Act 1986 providing them with liberty to proceed with the sale of the Company’s business to UMMC-INVEST (the “Application”). 2. The Application is extremely urgent, so it was listed for hearing before me on 29 July. I heard the matter for a little over half a day and indicated at the end of the hearing that I would provide a decision on Monday, with substantive reasons to follow. The Administrators indicated through Mr Arden QC that they were content with this course. I was provided with an updated draft order reflecting changes that I referred to at the hearing on Friday. 3. My decision is that I grant the Application. I will set out the reasons for this in a further, longer written judgment (the “Substantive Judgment”). I intend to hand down that further judgment later this week. 4. As to the terms of the order, I am content to make the order in the terms sought in the updated draft order, with the following adjustments: (1) An additional recital should be added in the following terms: “And upon the urgency of the Application requiring an order to be made forthwith with a judgment setting out the written reasons to be handed down subsequently.” (2) Wording should be added to the recitals to make clear that the Office of Sanctions Implementation provided a letter on 28 July that was put before the Court. (3) A paragraph should be added to the order adjourning- subject to further order of the Court- any consequential matters arising in relation to this order to the hand down of the judgment setting out the written reasons. This is in case the Administrators or any interested party wish to make any applications in relation to the order on hand down of the Substantive Judgment, or any consequential matters arise out of my order. 5. I therefore make an order in the terms appended to this judgment.
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