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            Friday, November 3, 2000, Vol. 1, No. 127

                        Headlines

G E R M A N Y

INTERSHOP COMMUNICATIONS: Reports Third-Quarter Net Loss


L I T H U A N I A

LITHUANIAN SHIPPING: State Auditors Move to Scrap Sale Deal


N E T H E R L A N D S

UPC: Completes E4 Billion Loan


N O R W A Y

AKER MARITIME: Coflexip to Buy Deep Water Unit


S W E D E N

STENA LINE: Announces Pre-Tax Losses of Skr270 Million
STENA LINE: Moody's Downgrades Senior Secured Notes


U N I T E D   K I N G D O M

BCCI:  U.S. Ruling Lifts Hopes of the Collapse Bank
BURTON'S BISCUITS: Up for Sale
EASYJET: Boss Faces Manslaughter Charges
EIDOS: Executive Of Troubled Computer Games Firm Leaves
EQUITABLE LIFE: Faces Possible Break-Up

HIME-SELLA: Liquidation Proceedings
HYDRAULIC TECHNICAL: Liquidation Proceedings
IMRE (EUROPE): Liquidation Proceedings
INTER CLEARING: Liquidation Proceedings
INTERNET MUSIC:  Posts First-Half Loss Of 1 Million Pounds

JUPITER EXTRA: Liquidation Proceedings
KHEDIVIAL MAIL: Liquidation Proceedings
KIEKERT INTERNATIONAL: Liquidation Proceedings
LTG TECHNOLOGIES:  Posts Pre-Tax Loss of 3.72 Million Pounds
LEAF CASLA: Liquidation Proceedings

LEAF PRODUCTS: Liquidation Proceedings
LLOYD'S: CGNU Quits by Selling Business to Buffett
LLOYD'S: To Receive Judgment
MARMAG LTD: Liquidation Proceedings
MASON-FOSTER: Liquidation Proceedings

MODEL SHOP: Liquidation Proceedings
MONTPELIER CLEANING: Liquidation Proceedings
O'CONNOR O'SULLIVAN: Liquidation Proceedings
RENFREW NAVIGATION: Liquidation Proceedings
SIGNTRACK PROPERTIES: Liquidation Proceedings


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G E R M A N Y
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INTERSHOP COMMUNICATIONS: Reports Third-Quarter Net Loss
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The German e-commerce software developer Intershop
Communications, fears its rapidly increasing losses. Intershop
said that shares dropped more than 20 percent last Tuesday, when
it reported a third-quarter net loss of E9.8m ($8.3m), which was
three times the level from a year ago, Financial Times reported
yesterday. Shares of Intershop, which allows companies to set up
shop on the Web, have come under pressure. Last month, the shares
fell more than 30 percent in one day as the company warned it
would be reporting a loss in the quarter.

"We want to return to profit in the first half of next year and
definitely expect to be profitable in the full year next year,"
Wilfried Beeck, finance director, said in an interview with a
German information television channel. Merrill Lynch, the U.S.
investment bank, downgraded its recommendation for the stock on
Wednesday, it said need to revise its forecasts following the
disappointing results.


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L I T H U A N I A
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LITHUANIAN SHIPPING: State Auditors Move to Scrap Sale Deal
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BNS & Euromoney reports this week that the Lithuania State Audit
Office has recommended that the Prosecutor General's Office
should ask the court to nullify a controversial deal to sell
Lithuanian Shipping Company (LISCO).

It said that the office has looked into the legal and economic
aspects of five LISCO sell-off agreements. State Auditor Jonas
Liaucius announced the results of the inquiry, ordered by
President Valdas Adamkus, on Tuesday.

However, the outgoing government headed by acting Prime Minister
Andrius Kubilius, played down the announcement, saying that the
State Audit Office had stated their own opinion about LISCO's
privatization without providing any arguments to support it, an
apparent violation of the law governing the office's activities.

"The State Audit Office has not presented any specific decision
with regard to this inquiry. There is no (legal) act. Therefore
the opinion voiced by it (the office) does not represent a legal
document," Ramute Ruskyte, director of the government's Law
Department said during the Cabinet meeting on Tuesday. BNS said
that the government has instructed the State Property Fund (SPF)
to provide an answer to the State Audit Office's critical
remarks. The SPF signed the agreement to sell 75 percent of
shares in LISCO to B.B. Bredo B.V., a company registered in the
Netherlands, on Oct. 19, 2000.

According to BNS & Euromoney's report the buyer pledged to pay
47.6 million US dollars within 30 business days and invest
another 76 million dollars over three years. "In terms of its
operations, Bredo does not meet the qualification requirements
applied to potential buyers in the LISCO privatization program,"
Liaucius said in a news conference. The State Audit Office has
established that the SPF does not have documents proving that
Bredo, named winner in a tender, represents the Danish company
DFDS Thor Line, as well as the Israeli companies Kamor and
Sprinter Gadot-Yam, he said. Also, the office has established
that the share purchase price was reduced by 78.4 million litas
(USD 19.6 mln) in the sale/purchase agreement, compared with
Bredo's offers, which Liaucius said violated the state's
proprietary interests.


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N E T H E R L A N D S
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UPC: Completes E4 Billion Loan
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Financial Times reported this week that UPC, the Dutch-based
cable network operator, completed on Wednesday a E4bn loan that
had been due to be finalized in the third quarter. The facility
provides UPC Distribution, a wholly-owned subsidiary of UPC, with
much-needed funds to finalize the upgrade of its network to full
two-way capability and to cover the roll-out costs for new
digital cable TV, telephony and broadband services. It said that
the profitability of telecom and cable operators and about banks'
exposure to the sector have made it more difficult for companies
like UPC, which are rated below investment grade to raise funds.


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N O R W A Y
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AKER MARITIME: Coflexip to Buy Deep Water Unit
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Aker Maritime the Norwegian offshore supply firm, reports a
January-September loss which said after financial items and
forecast full-year results for nine months. Aker Maritime, which
is selling its deep water unit to French oil services firm
Coflexip Stena Offshore, Reuters reports this week. The company
recorded a loss after financial items of 201 million crowns
($21.46 million) against 5 million crowns profit last year.

Reuters said that the loss was "a result of low activity, non-
recurring costs related to capacity adjustments and
restructuring, and a weak seismic market". The group's operating
result in the period plunged to a 107 million crowns loss from a
profit of 70 million crowns. "For the full year, profits after
financial items are expected to be in line with those reported
for the first nine months." Net losses widened to 215 million
crowns from 34 million, while earnings per share came to minus
3.79 crowns compared with minus 0.60. Coflexip will buy Aker
Maritime's deep water unit for $513 million and to assume debts
of $112 million.

Bidding activity in the deep water company remains high with a
number of large and strategically very important contracts coming
up for award later this year. For it seismic unit, Aker Geo, it
said: "Aker Geo will still suffer from the difficult market for
marine seismic data for the rest of the year and into 2001." Aker
Maritime also said it saw "interesting opportunities" in a
possible tie with Anglo-Norwegian industrial group Kvaerner's oil
and gas activities. Kvaerner has previously bid to take over Aker
Maritime several times, Reuters said.


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S W E D E N
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STENA LINE: Announces Pre-Tax Losses of Skr270 Million
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Stena Line has been particularly heavily hit by the abolition of
duty-free sales within the European Union last year. According to
the Irish Times, Stena is one of the main ferry operators out of
the Republic of Ireland, but its main routes are in Scandinavia
and Britain. Rising fuel prices and falling passenger and car
transport volumes have contributed to pre-tax losses of Skr270
million for the first nine months of the year. Stena warned that
losses for the full year would exceed last year's 496 million
kroner, excluding write-offs, The Irish Times reports this week.
Cumulative losses in 1998, 1999, and 2000 will total more than
Skr1 billion.

The Irish Times noted that privately owned Swedish shipping group
Stena has helped Stena Line, its struggling affiliate, by making
a cash bid for the ferry operator, which values it at 492 million
Swedish krone (euro 57 million). Stena AB owns 53.2 percent of
Stena Line's shares and 78.6 percent of its votes, said it would
support the rights issue in respect of its holdings.


STENA LINE:  Moody's Downgrades Senior Secured Notes
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Moody's Investors Service downgraded to Caa3 from B2 the rating
for the senior secured notes of Stena Line AB. The rating action
was triggered by Stena International AB's offer to purchase the
notes for 80 percent of the face value. It reflects Stena Line's
large losses in recent years due to the abolition of the tax-free
retail sale, the decreasing number of passenger and car
transportation volumes, the escalating fuel prices and the
weakening financial position. Moody's lowered the senior implied
rating for the group to Caa2 and Stena Line AB's issuer rating to
Ca from B2 since senior unsecured obligations are not included in
Stena International AB's tender offer for the notes.

Stena Line AB, headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden, is a publicly
quoted company listed on the Stockholm Stock Exchange. The
company operates ferry routes in Scandinavia and the North Sea.
For the first nine months 2000, Stena Line generated revenues of
SEK5.4 billion and a net loss of SEK 286 million. On October 30,
2000, Stena AB has announced its offer to purchase all
outstanding Stena Lina AB shares for SEK 8 per share.


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BCCI:  U.S. Ruling Lifts Hopes of the Collapse Bank
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BCCI, the bank that collapsed nearly a decade ago with debts of
$13 billion (9 billion pounds), could see its 70,000 creditors
recover more of their losses after an appeal ruling in the U.S.
Supreme Court this week, The Times reports this week. It said
that the court rejected a final appeal by Abdul Raouf Khalil, a
Saudi businessman, who had been ordered to pay $1.1 billion in
damages to BCCI's liquidators. According to a report obtained by
The Times the decision could lead to higher pay-outs to
creditors.


BURTON'S BISCUITS: Up for Sale
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Burton's Biscuits, maker of lunch-box favourites such as Jammie
Dodgers and Wagon Wheels, is to be sold to the American venture
capitalist Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst for 130m pounds after more
than half a century as part of Associated British Foods, The
Independent reports this week. The debt-free deal will lead to
the creation of Britain's second-largest player in the biscuit
market through the merger of Burton's with Horizon Biscuits,
which the US firm acquired last year as part of its purchase of
the Hillsdown group.

The Independent said that Associated Twinings, Allinson and
British Sugar, bought Burton's in 1949 but has decided to divest
itself of businesses that lack the scale needed for expansion.
Earlier this year it sold its Allied ice-cream business.
Burton's, which has factories in northern England, Wales and
Scotland, and employs 2,500 staff, had sales last year of 171.1m
pounds. A Hicks spokeswoman said yesterday: "We see biscuits as a
growth area." The new entity will enjoy a 20 per cent UK market
share, including the Maryland brand. But Associated said Burton's
did not fit its profile of companies offering sustainable growth
and cash generation. "Burton's was not really big enough to
develop in its own right," it said. The group also said it had
sold Rowallan Creameries, a margarine and bakery fats business
with sales of 28m pounds last year, to Hull-based Anglia Oils for
an undisclosed sum. Associated, valued at ?4.3bn and controlled
by the Weston family, has itself faced calls from investors for a
break-up.


EASYJET: Boss Faces Manslaughter Charges
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The founder of budget airline easyJet, which is to be floated on
the London Stock Exchange later this month, is facing charges of
manslaughter in an Italian court, Ananova reports this week.
Stelios Haji-Ioannou has been cleared twice over the death of a
ship's crew in 1991, but the public prosecutor in Genoa lodged an
appeal over the acquittal four days ago.

Mr Haji-Ioannou, 33, has dismissed the legal action. The
prosecutor, having lost at the first and second degrees, has to
be seen to be taking the case to the third and final degree. "The
only consequence for me is that I will have to pay more money to
my lawyers." Genoese prosecutors allege Mr Haji-Ioannou's
responsibility for the death of crewmen on the shipwrecked MV
Haven oil tanker in April 1991. At the time Mr Haji-Ioannou, the
son of Greek-Cypriot shipping tycoon Loucas Haji-Ioannou, was
director of the company which owned the ship and could be pursued
under Italian law for manslaughter.

But after the initial trial heard that human error rather than
company negligence was to blame, the charges were dismissed. An
appeal was launched by the prosecution but the charges were again
thrown out. EasyJet published details of the charges in its
prospectus to shareholders ahead of the 600m pounds flotation on
November 15. Companies are obliged under law to inform
prospective shareholders of all legal action pending.


EIDOS: Executive Of Troubled Computer Games Firm Leaves
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Ananova reports this week that Eidos, the troubled computer games
firm, has lost its second key executive. Charles Cornwall, its
chief executive, has left the business to pursue mining and
technology interests in South Africa and the US. The new boss is
Michael McGarvey, former chief operating officer at the group,
and a director of the company since 1997. The departure comes a
month after finance director Jeremy Lewis said he was also
leaving "to pursue a range of other activities". Eidos home to
Tomb Raider heroine Lara Croft - took a battering in the City
last month when it confirmed it was no longer in takeover talks
with a mystery suitor, widely believed to be French firm
Infogrames Entertainment.

Mr McGarvey conceded Mr Cornwall has not had a day-to-day hands-
on role at the company for the past six months. He insisted Mr
Cornwell's decision to step down had been made some months back,
but he had needed to stay as chief executive to see through the
conclusion of the takeover talks as well as profits warnings
issued earlier this year. The company warned in August and
September that a slowdown ahead of the release of Sony's new
PlayStation 2 gaming console was affecting sales. PlayStation 2
will be launched in Europe on November 20 and Mr McGarvey said,
he hoped games on the back of it would eventually account for up
to half of next year's revenues.

Mr McGarvey refused to be drawn on what sort of pay-off Mr
Cornwell had received from Eidos. He also insisted the company
would seek to remain independent, although any approaches that
were made would be evaluated.


EQUITABLE LIFE: Faces Possible Break-Up
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Industry experts said that Equitable Life, the world's oldest
mutual life insurer, is staring at a possible break-up after
attempts to find a buyer for the troubled group failed to spark
much interest. The 238 year-old mutual, forced to hang up a "for
sale" sign this summer after losing a key court battle. Fears of
a financial "black hole" have spooked some of the 15 potential
suitors. Equitable was brought by a July court ruling, which
forced it to meet 1.5 billion pounds in guaranteed annuities to
policyholders. Unable to pay the bill, it opted to find a buyer
to repair its finances. If a buyer cannot be found, Equitable
could face break up or be forced to shut up shop and "run off"
its existing policies, the experts told Reuters this week.

Reuters said that the company with a top brand name and 600,000
well-heeled clients, was humbled by the test case in the House of
Lords. The 1.5 billion pound hole in its finances could even
double, given uncertainties over the extent of its liabilities,
some industry experts said. The company's financial tangle
frightened off most potential buyers, leaving the UK's top two
insurers, CGNU and Prudential, and apparently one continental
European insurer in the running. They are now going through
Equitable's books before deciding whether to submit final bids by
the end of November. An Equitable spokesman said: "The sale
process is going ahead as planned. We currently have a number of
potential purchasers in the second round of negotiations."


HIME-SELLA: Liquidation Proceedings
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Company Name: Hime-Sella Design Ltd
Previous Name: Hima Sella Ltd
Company No: 1158998
Com. Business: Dormant
Appointed on: 29/09/00
Type: Members
Appointed by: Members
Liquidators: A H Tomlinson IPno: 6585
Firm Name: A H Tomlinson & Co
Address: St Johns Court 72 Gartside Street
City Postcode: Manchester M3 3EL


HYDRAULIC TECHNICAL: Liquidation Proceedings
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Company Name: Hydraulic Technical Centre (Engine) Lt
Company No: SC
Appointed on: 29/09/00
Type: Creditors
Appointed by: Creditors
Liquidators: D D McGruther IPno: 6444
Firm Name: Grant Thornton
Address: 114 West George Street
City Postcode: Glasgow G2 1QF


IMRE (EUROPE): Liquidation Proceedings
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Company Name: IMRE (Europe) Ltd
Company No: 2693841
Com. Business: Sale of Pharmaceutical Products
Appointed on: 29/09/00
Type: Members
Appointed by: Members
Liquidators: David S Edwards IPno: 8244
Firm Name: Aaron & Partners
Address: Grosvenor Court Foregate Street
City Postcode: Chester CH1 1HG


INTER CLEARING: Liquidation Proceedings
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Company Name: Inter Clearing Asso (London) Ltd
Previous Name: First Point Finance Ltd
Company No: 3712477
Com. Business: Financial Services Co
Appointed on: 29/09/00
Type: Creditors
Appointed by: Members
Liquidators: Bruce Mackay IPno: 8296 Andrew Tate 8690
Firm Name: Baker Tilly
Address: 2 Newman Road
City Postcode: Bromley BR1 1RJ


INTERNET MUSIC:  Posts First-Half Loss Of 1 Million Pounds
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The Times reports this week that Internet Music & Media recorded
a debut first-half loss of 1.0 million pounds. There is no
dividend.


JUPITER EXTRA: Liquidation Proceedings
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Company Name: Jupiter Extra Income Trust Plc
Previous Name: River & Mercantile Extra Income Tru
Company No: 2421217
Com. Business: Investment Trust
Appointed on: 29/09/00
Type: Members
Appointed by: Members
Liquidators: James R Smith IPno: 8031 S J Akers 6460
Firm Name: Deloitte & Touche
Address: Stonecutter Court 1 Stonecutter Street
City Postcode: London EC4A 4TR


KHEDIVIAL MAIL: Liquidation Proceedings
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Company Name: Khedivial Mail Line (Agency) Ltd
Company No: 359790
Com. Business: Dormant
Appointed on: 29/09/00
Type: Members
Appointed by: Members
Liquidators: Simon P Bower IPno: 8338 Daniel R Smith 8373
Firm Name: RSM Robson Rhodes
Address: 186 City Road
City Postcode: London EC1V 2NU


KIEKERT INTERNATIONAL: Liquidation Proceedings
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Company Name: Kiekert International Ltd
Company No: IR
Appointed on: 29/09/00
Type: Members
Appointed by: Members
Liquidators: James Walsh IPno:
Firm Name: Bradley Walsh & Co
Address: 17 Clyde Road Ballsbridge
City Postcode: Dublin 4


LTG TECHNOLOGIES:  Posts Pre-Tax Loss of 3.72 Million Pounds
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Manufacturer LTG Technologies company reported an interim pre-tax
loss of 3.72million pounds, The Times noted this week. There is
no dividend.


LEAF CASLA: Liquidation Proceedings
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Company Name: Leaf Casla Teoranta Ltd
Company No: IR
Appointed on: 29/09/00
Type: Members
Appointed by: Members
4 Liquidators: Sean Power IPno:
Firm Name: Malone Power & Co
Address: 21 Marlborough Road Donnybrook
City Postcode: Dublin 4


LEAF PRODUCTS: Liquidation Proceedings
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Company Name: Leaf Products Ltd
Company No: IR
Appointed on: 29/09/00
Type: Members
Appointed by: Members
Liquidators: Sean Power IPno:
Firm Name: Malone Power & Co
Address: 21 Marlborough Road Donnybrook
City Postcode: Dublin 4


LLOYD'S: CGNU Quits by Selling Business to Buffett
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The Independent reported yesterday that CGNU revealed that it has
sold its Lloyd's underwriting business to a company controlled by
Warren Buffett, the investment guru. The deal marks the exit of
CGNU from London's historic insurance market. Mr Buffett already
has a significant presence in Lloyd's London market business. He
bought DP Mann, one of London's largest syndicates, two years
ago. Under yesterday's deal, which must be approved by Lloyd's,
Berkshire Hathaway, of which Mr Buffett is chairman and chief
executive, will buy CGNU's Marlborough Underwriting Agency. CGNU
has also paid Berkshire to reinsure against the risk that
Marlborough customers may make future claims that exceed existing
reserves of ?1.2bn.

Mike Biggs, CGNU's executive director for general insurance, said
the deal would lead to a 448m pounds one-off charge before tax in
the company's third quarter results. Mr Biggs refused to say how
much Berkshire paid for Malborough, but said the payment was only
a "marginal" sum of less than 10m pounds. Most of the 448m pounds
charge was generated by the reinsurance cost, he said.

CGNU only completed its purchase of the whole of Marlborough in
August and the sale of the underwriting agency is part of a major
repositioning of the group. Accordingly, Lloyd's syndicates
insure large scale projects and objects, historically ships. Due
to high asbestos and other claims in the late 1980s, Lloyd's
members were unable to make payments and many of the individual
"names" were left bankrupt.


LLOYD'S: To Receive Judgment
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Lloyd's, the London-based insurance market will learn on Friday
whether the High Court has upheld claims that it deliberately
defrauded individual members in order to protect itself from
catastrophic losses in the 1980s.

Mr Justice Cresswell, the trial judge, will deliver a judgment
running to more than 400 pages on the case brought by 230 Names -
individuals whose wealth traditionally underpinned the market -
who suffered big personal losses as a result of enormous
asbestos-related claims, Financial Times reports this week. The
case is expected to be the last in which the issues surrounding
Lloyd's conduct in the 1980s are aired in court. If Lloyd's wins,
it will mean the market can finally put behind it more than a
decade of controversial litigation, bad-feeling and commercial
uncertainty.

It said that the case, which began in February, was brought by
Names among the 1,700 who rejected restructuring terms after the
scandal that drove many Names into bankruptcy. More than 30,000
Names accepted the terms. The Names claimed that a systematic
fraud was mounted by 33 members of Lloyd's committee over a 10-
year period between 1978 and 1988. They claim committee members,
in day-to-day charge of the market, concealed the extent of the
asbestos-related losses totaling more than 4 billion pounds, FT
said.

However, Lloyd's has always expressed confidence it would win the
case. Its barrister, Charles Aldous QC, said the Names had been
unaware of the extent of information about asbestos losses made
widely available at the time. Many of the 33 individuals accused
of fraud also suffered substantial losses themselves as a result
of the asbestos liabilities, which hardly supported the claims
they had mounted a systematic fraud, he said. "There was no
fraud. The case has been misconceived," he told the court.


MARMAG LTD: Liquidation Proceedings
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Company Name: Marmag Ltd
Previous Name: Roger Tyres Associates Ltd
Company No: 1436040
Com. Business: Property Developers
Appointed on: 29/09/00
Type: Creditors
Appointed by: Creditors and Members
Liquidators: David W Darrell IPno: 8987
Firm Name: Sochalls
Address: 9 Wimpole Street
City Postcode: London W1M 8LB


MASON-FOSTER: Liquidation Proceedings
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Company Name: Mason-Foster Ltd
Company No: SC
Appointed on: 29/09/00
Type: Creditors
Appointed by: Creditors
Liquidators: Michael J Reid IPno: 7327
Firm Name: Meston Reid & Co
Address: 12 Carden Place
City Postcode: Aberdeen AB10 1UR


MODEL SHOP: Liquidation Proceedings
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Company Name: Model Shop (Newcastle-u-Tyne) Ltd - Th
Company No: 0514131
Com. Business: Dormant
Appointed on: 29/09/00
Type: Members
Appointed by: Members
Liquidators: Andrew C Fozzard IPno: 8067
Firm Name: Brown Butler & Co
Address: Yorkshire Bank Chambers Infirmary Street
City Postcode: Leeds LS1 2JT


MONTPELIER CLEANING: Liquidation Proceedings
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Company Name: Montpelier Cleaning Ltd
Company No: 3666977
Com. Business: Industrial Cleaners
Appointed on: 29/09/00
Type: Creditors
Appointed by: Creditors and Members
Liquidators: Allan J Clark IPno: 6759 Malcolm E Cork 1841
Firm Name: Moore Stephens Booth White
Address: Sidcup House 12-18 Station Road
City Postcode: Sidcup DA15 7EX


O'CONNOR O'SULLIVAN: Liquidation Proceedings
---------------------------------------------
Company Name: O'Connor O'Sullivan Ltd
Company No: IR
Appointed on: 29/09/00
Type: Members
Appointed by: Members
Liquidators: Peter Garvey IPno:
Firm Name: Garvey & Associates
Address: Kingston House 64 Patrick Street
City Postcode: Dublin


RENFREW NAVIGATION: Liquidation Proceedings
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Company Name: Renfrew Navigation Co Ltd
Company No: 3059790
Com. Business: Dormant
Appointed on: 29/09/00
Type: Members
Appointed by: Members
Liquidators: Simon P Bower IPno: 8338 Daniel R Smith 8373
Firm Name: RSM Robson Rhodes
Address: 186 City Road
City Postcode: London EC1V 2NU


SIGNTRACK PROPERTIES: Liquidation Proceedings
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Company Name: Signtrack Properties Ltd
Company No: 2674446
Com. Business: Property Management
Appointed on: 29/09/00
Type: Creditors
Appointed by: Creditors and Members
Liquidators: Stephen Franklin IPno: 6029
Firm Name: Panos Eliades Franklin & Co
Address: 6 Bloomsbury Square
City Postcode: London WC1A 2LP



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