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Compulsory liquidation MID BRAE INN LIMITED

RenfrewSC427912-compulsoryOrder dated 21/07/2023Updated 22/09/2026, 23:42
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MID BRAE INN LIMITED in Renfrew (Scotland) entered compulsory liquidation. James Fennessey has been appointed as insolvency practitioner. The case reference is SC427912-compulsory. The principal activity of MID BRAE INN LIMITED is public houses and bars. 1 report is available.

General information

NameMID BRAE INN LIMITED
TownRenfrew (Scotland)
Company numberSC427912
Case no.SC427912-compulsory
StatusCompulsory liquidation
Order date21/07/2023
Company typePrivate limited company
Incorporated on09/07/2012
Company statusdissolved
Dissolved on07/01/2026

Sector

GroupAccommodation and food service activities
Primary codePublic houses and bars (56302)

Offices and addresses

Registered office
Titanium 1, King's Inch Place
PA4 8WF Renfrew

Charges

The Royal Bank of Scotland PLCfloating charge28/04/2014 · Satisfied · 01/06/2023

Directors

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Notices

21/07/2023CourtLiquidatorAppointment
4404004

Insolvency practitioner

James Fennessey
AddressTitanium 1 Kings Inch Place, PA4 8WF Renfrew
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