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Injunctions to Stop Winding Up Petitions

Emergency Legal Protection to Halt Liquidation Proceedings

If your company has been served with a winding up petition, time is running out. At West London Law, we specialise in securing urgent court injunctions to stop winding up petitions — protecting your business, assets, and reputation from immediate damage.

What is an Injunction?

An injunction is a legal order from the court that temporarily prevents a winding up petition from proceeding. It’s often used to stop the petition from being advertised in The Gazette — which can trigger bank account freezes and supplier panic.

When Should You Apply?

  • The debt is disputed
  • The creditor acted improperly or too early
  • You’re in negotiations with the creditor (e.g. HMRC)
  • The company is still solvent

Delays reduce your options and may result in irreversible reputational and financial harm.

Our Process to Secure an Injunction

  • Assess the grounds to challenge the petition
  • Prepare urgent court applications
  • Represent you at the hearing to seek a temporary injunction
  • Use the breathing space to resolve the dispute or strengthen your case

We also act to remove public notices and liaise with banks and suppliers to stabilise your operations.

Why Businesses Trust Us

We’re known for swift, strategic response in insolvency and winding up proceedings. Clients come to us when everything is on the line — and we deliver. We work with directors, in-house counsel, and external accountants to mount a coordinated legal defence.

Stop Petition Now

Summary

A winding up petition can be devastating — but an injunction can stop it in its tracks. West London Law has the experience, urgency and strategic insight to get results. Contact our emergency legal team today to take control and protect your business.

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