“…of Lords held that the intervening liquidation of the company was a good reason not to make the charging order final: Roberts Petroleum Ltd v Bernard Kenny Ltd [1983] 2 AC 192. The same policy is of course reflected in s. 346(1) IA 1986 which prevents a creditor from retaining the benefit of an attachment unless it has been completed…”
“…e principle that the court will not grant security after the date of liquidation. That proposition was established in Roberts Petroleum Ltd v Bernard Kenny Ltd [1983] 2 AC 192 in which the House of Lords held that the court should not make a charging order over the property of a company in liquidation because such an order would be i…”