Kettering Town issued with winding-up petition
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Kettering Town have been issued with a winding-up petition, with the case expected to be heard on Monday.
In May, it was revealed the Poppies' debts totalled £1.2m and the club were relegated two divisions from the Blue Square Bet Premier.
And on Friday, they
The club say the matter will be dealt with by their Company Voluntary Arrangement supervisors, Carter Clark.
If the petition is passed when the case is heard by a High Court judge on 9 July, the club will be faced with the prospect of a winding-up order.
This order would effectively mean the company will cease to exist, with all of the club's assets being sold to ensure that debts are paid to their 71 creditors.
However, the club have issued a statement which says the winding up petition "is pre CVA action," implying that the club are protected from a winding up order in a CVA.
The Poppies were in a similar position earlier this year, when they were given a winding-up petition from Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs but acting-chairman George Rolls settled the debt.