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Rescue of Failing Businesses: Does Administration (Amended by the Enterprise Act 2002) Adequately Provides for Rescue?

This paper analyses the relative success of administration (as introduced by the Enterprise Act 2002) in rescuing failing businesses. This analysis shall be done in the light of the objectives of insolvency/bankruptcy law as envisaged by the Cork Report 1982, and by eminent academics like Elizabeth Warren, Venessa Finch, Roy Goode, Douglas Baird and Thomas Jackson.