Going Concern Premise Inappropriate when the Business Is Wound Down

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November 9, 2005

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Michael L. Edwards, et al. v. Edwards Dockrill Horwich Incorporated, et al.
2005 NSSC 308 (CanLII)
Canada

Summary

In Michael L. Edwards, et al. v. Edwards Dockrill Horwich Incorporated, et al., 2005 NSSC 308 (CanLII) (decided November 9, 2005), the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia considered how an accounting practice should be valued upon its breakup. Edwards Dockrill H ...

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November 9, 2005

Going Concern Premise Inappropriate when the Business Is Wound Down In Michael L. Edwards, et al. v. Edwards Dockrill Horwich Incorporated, et al., 2005 NSSC 308 (CanLII) (decided November 9, 2005), the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia considered how an ac ...