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In the Matters of Al Razzah Gulf for Services WLL and Anas International Enterprise SpA (both concerning Anas Tec Gulf Engineering LLC)

Court of First Instance
Case No. CTFIC00082021 and CTFIC0022/2021
Neutral Citation
[2022] QIC (F) 4
Date
05 April 2022
Status
Keywords
Administration Orders
Disclosure
First Instance Circuit
QFC Insolvency Regulations
Winding Up
Judges
Lord Hamilton
Dr. Rashid Hamad Al-Anezi
Ali Malek KC
Summary

In the Qatar International Court, a case involving ANAS Tec Gulf Engineering LLC (ATG) was decided on April 5, 2022. The court dismissed an application for an Administration Order and ordered the winding up of ATG under the Insolvency Regulations 2005. ATG, established in 2017, faced financial difficulties and shareholder disputes. Despite attempts to appoint an administrator, the court found no evidence of ongoing projects or financial viability. Joanne Rolls and Steven Parker were appointed as liquidators. Parties can apply for cost orders within 21 days. The decision was based on ATG's inability to pay debts and suspended business activities.

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  • Lord Hamilton

    Scotland

  • Dr. Rashid Hamad Al-Anezi

    Kuwait

  • Ali Malek KC

    England

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