Hi, I'm looking for advice regarding the status of a business loan guarantee signed in 2006.
The loan guarantee was signed by a director in 2006.
The director retired from the company in 2007. The bank was aware of his retirement and he was guided by his solicitor.
The loan guarantee was never dealt with by the bank or the solicitor.
A new director was appointed to the company. The 2 current directors signed off on audited accounts confirming that there was directors loans in place.
The retired director had no dealings with the company since 2007.
The company has now ceased trading and the bank are calling in the loan and chasing the retired director..
My question is...would the bank not have reviewed the loan since the retired director left?, would there have been new terms agreed on the loan with the current directors between 2007 - 2013. Should the bank manager have dealt with the retirement in 2007...
Any advise appreciated
The loan guarantee was signed by a director in 2006.
The director retired from the company in 2007. The bank was aware of his retirement and he was guided by his solicitor.
The loan guarantee was never dealt with by the bank or the solicitor.
A new director was appointed to the company. The 2 current directors signed off on audited accounts confirming that there was directors loans in place.
The retired director had no dealings with the company since 2007.
The company has now ceased trading and the bank are calling in the loan and chasing the retired director..
My question is...would the bank not have reviewed the loan since the retired director left?, would there have been new terms agreed on the loan with the current directors between 2007 - 2013. Should the bank manager have dealt with the retirement in 2007...
Any advise appreciated