To Creditors of Toy Tuning Ltd
21 December 2009
Dear Sirs,
Toy Tuning Ltd – Registered Company No: 6433254
We are writing to you as the director of the above named company to inform you that due to
the current severe difficult trading conditions, the company has found itself in a position where
it needs to cease to trade as it has no available funds to continue.
The directors have approached professional advisers with a view to placing the company into
voluntary liquidation. However, there are no funds to meet the cost of convening the meeting
of creditors and the cost of the duly appointed liquidator. The list of creditors is on the attached
schedule.
The family of the director have already invested a substantial amount into the business and do
not have further funds to assist. The director, or his family would not stand in the way of any
creditor who would issue a winding up petition. However, on the assumption that none of the
creditors take the above action within the next 21 days, the directors will write to the Registrar
with a view to having the company struck off, as it is no longer trading and has no assets. It
is felt that this would be the most effective way of dissolving the company. Should any of the
creditors object to this action being taken, please contact us with evidence that you intend to
issue winding up proceedings.
Yours faithfully,
Toby Aspinall BSc (Hons)
Director
21 December 2009
Dear Sirs,
Toy Tuning Ltd – Registered Company No: 6433254
We are writing to you as the director of the above named company to inform you that due to
the current severe difficult trading conditions, the company has found itself in a position where
it needs to cease to trade as it has no available funds to continue.
The directors have approached professional advisers with a view to placing the company into
voluntary liquidation. However, there are no funds to meet the cost of convening the meeting
of creditors and the cost of the duly appointed liquidator. The list of creditors is on the attached
schedule.
The family of the director have already invested a substantial amount into the business and do
not have further funds to assist. The director, or his family would not stand in the way of any
creditor who would issue a winding up petition. However, on the assumption that none of the
creditors take the above action within the next 21 days, the directors will write to the Registrar
with a view to having the company struck off, as it is no longer trading and has no assets. It
is felt that this would be the most effective way of dissolving the company. Should any of the
creditors object to this action being taken, please contact us with evidence that you intend to
issue winding up proceedings.
Yours faithfully,
Toby Aspinall BSc (Hons)
Director