An energy company based in Swindon has asked the courts to wind up a hotel company.
NPower Commercial Gas Limited, which is based at Windmill Hill Business Park, presented a petition at Aberdeen Sheriff Court asking for a court order to liquidate Elgin Hotels Scotland Ltd.
The company manages the 150-year-old Elgin Kintore Arms Hotel in Inverurie, near Aberdeen, which is listed as temporarily closed.
After receiving this petition from NPower, the court appointed Brian Milne and Alistair Mitchell as provisional liquidators for Elgin Hotels Scotland on September 15.
The court has instructed that any interested parties should lodge their answers within eight days.
The court has also authorised the provisional liquidators to exercise the powers contained in paragraphs 4 and 5 of Part II of Schedule 4 to the Insolvency Act 1986.
The petition is part of the legal process to wind up Elgin Hotels Scotland Ltd, a move that can occur when a business cannot pay its debts.
The company is now under the management of the provisional liquidators as the court process continues.
The notice serves to inform all interested parties of the ongoing legal proceedings, allowing them the opportunity to respond if they wish.
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