call in the receiver

It's the companies who are the other way around that have to call in the receiver."

But, before the engines could become established, the money ran out and the company had to call in the receivers.

We'll just have to call in the receivers.

Last year they faced uncertainty over their jobs when the Lewis's group went bust and called in the receivers.

After Honorbilt was refused further bank funding, the board were forced to call in the receiver.

Two of the club's officials tell him of its financial difficulties: it will soon be calling in the receiver.

The company ceased manufacturing in March 2011 when it called in the receivers.

In 1966, the airline was forced to call in the receivers, making its last commercial flight on 28 February.

Dunedin called in the receivers in September 2008.

Two hundred and eighty people were employed there by Leyland Daf before the company called in the receivers.

75 of the 280 staff at Thames were made redundant in February when the company called in the receivers and another 30 will go tomorrow.

Stigwood's finances ran out halfway through the Berry tour and he called in the receivers, owing £40,000 to his creditors.

'Commpress' which publishes magazines and newpapers for councils across Scotland, has called in the receivers.

Boo-hoo In May the online fashion retailer called in the receiver after spending a hundred million pounds.

Industry leaders say two salmon farms had to call in the receivers last week and others will have to follow suit unless the European Union takes action.

Clarke Foods, the UK's second largest ice cream maker, called in the receivers and nearly 50 potential buyers have already come forward.

Regardless (or possibly because) of these developments, AC Scotland called in the receivers in 1985.

But financial difficulties experienced in the 1970s caused the company significant problems, and despite cost-cutting measures, the firm's bankers called in the receivers in May 1977.

However the club were again in financial difficulties, and in June 1983, Martin called in the receivers and the club was put up for sale.

And 200 jobs are at risk at Ferranti in Newport Pagnell after the defence electronics firm called in the receivers.

SureStyle Windows, which has called in the receivers, hit the headlines after revelations about the hard-sell tactics of its NorthEast sales staff.

1995 saw Yorkshire Bank call in the receivers to solve concerns with the Great Eastern Railway (1989) Ltd.

In the meantime, Associated Motor Cycles suffered economic difficulties and called in the receiver in August 1966.

A RACEHORSE tycoon named as one of Britain's richest men two years ago has called in the receivers.

Fairey then suffered financial problems and called in the receiver and the Fairey Britten-Norman company was sold to Pilatus of Switzerland.