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Chester City FC: Chester City FC 2004 Ltd wound up in High Court
Mar 10 2010 By Chester Chronicle
Chester City FC wound up at the High Court
THE debt-ridden company behind Chester City FC has been wound up.
Chester City FC 2004 Ltd failed to settle its debts with HM Revenue & Customs resulting in the adjudication at the High Court in London this morning.
In January the company was given six weeks to finalise proposals for a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) aimed at enabling the club to clear its immediate debts – £26,125 of which is owed to the taxman.
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