Practice development checklist: company voluntary arrangements

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Status: Maintained

Jurisdictions: England, Wales

This checklist explains what a company voluntary arrangement (CVA) is and highlights the main advantages and disadvantages of a CVA for a business.

This checklist is aimed at non-lawyers and is designed for practice development purposes.

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