Company 37125576

I.P.I. International Property Investors B.V.

A Dutch court declared this company bankrupt (faillissement) (published on 10 April 2013). A curator now manages it and sells its assets for the creditors.

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What to do: Stop supplying on credit. Submit your claim to the curator named in the official record, with copies of your unpaid invoices, before the date in the notice (normally 14 days before the first claims meeting): a late claim is not verified. If you supplied goods with retention of title, tell the curator straight away; a cooling-off period of up to four months can delay taking them back.
Insolvency status From the Dutch insolvency register (CIR)

I.P.I. International Property Investors B.V.

Bankruptcy (faillissement)
Company number
37125576
Latest notice
Declared bankrupt (faillissement)
Published
10 Apr 2013
Insolvent
Yes
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Official record

Notices in the Dutch insolvency register (CIR)

PublishedStageNoticeOfficial record
10 Apr 2013 Bankruptcy (faillissement) Declared bankrupt (faillissement) Notice 14.nho.13.131.F.1300.1.13

Notices recorded in the Dutch insolvency register (CIR). Source: Centraal Insolventieregister (Raad voor de rechtspraak), used under licence to inform trading partners. The stage shown is our reading of the notice type; the official notice is the authority.

Company details

As stated in the latest notice

KvK number
37125576 (the KvK register)
Registered office
Herenweg 181, 1934 BA Egmond aan den Hoef

For developers

The same status from the API

One call by company number returns this company's stage, whether it is insolvent, and every notice.

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curl https://insolvencyradar.com/api/v1/companies/nl/37125576 \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer ir_your_key"

Guide

What bankruptcy (faillissement) means if you are owed money

What a Dutch bankruptcy means for a supplier: the curator, the claim deadline, how most bankruptcies end, and what happens when one is overturned.

Read the guide → How to submit your claim →

Questions

About this company's status

Is I.P.I. International Property Investors B.V. insolvent?

The latest CIR notice for I.P.I. International Property Investors B.V. (37125576) is a bankruptcy (faillissement) notice, published on 10 April 2013. That stage means the company cannot pay its debts in full. The official notice is the authority.

How do I hear about the next notice for this company?

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Where does this information come from?

From the Centraal Insolventieregister (CIR), the Dutch courts' official register of bankruptcies and suspensions of payments, matched to the KvK number. Each row links to the official record. The register, and so this page, keeps a case until six months after it ends.

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