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Superbike Factory Victim - his Tracer was in for service.
kent400:
As the machine was serviced and ready for collection an invoice would have been raised for the cost of the work. The administrator should have the company records and if those are held on a computer system access to that.
The cost of the service is owed to the company so the administrator would need to recover that and that assumes that all records are available. Effectively the lien is transferred to the administrator.
The liquidation can take months to complete.
Oddjob:
From all accounts there is a Q&A on the superbike factory website which specifically deals with vehicles in for service etc. Says to contact the administrators at sbk@kr8.co.uk with proof of ownership and they’ll store the bike securely until it’s resolved. It’s question 6 on the q&a section.
Bryanj:
Surely just because its on their premises does not make it their "asset" what about all the leased and hired equipment that firms have, in transport immediately a firm goes insolvent all the leases end and vehicles have to go back
neat street:
I would be curious as to what your insurence company say`s as this may come under a `stolen bike`???
When working in the power tool industry, we had a few firms go `bust` on us, as as long as we could prove the goods were not paid for (by invoice and serial No) we would get the tools back as they were still our property until paid, I am sure this would be the same? (with your invoice and log book)
badger_eng:
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