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Members' voluntary liquidation THE TITE INN LIMITED

Saltaire07941660-mvlDate: 11/08/2021Updated 03/10/2026, 00:40
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THE TITE INN LIMITED in Saltaire (Yorkshire and The Humber) entered members' voluntary liquidation, a solvent winding-up. Nicola Baker has been appointed as insolvency practitioner. The case reference is 07941660-mvl. The principal activity of THE TITE INN LIMITED is public houses and bars.

General information

NameTHE TITE INN LIMITED
TownSaltaire (Yorkshire and The Humber)
Company number07941660
Case no.07941660-mvl
StatusMembers' voluntary liquidation
Order date11/08/2021
Company typePrivate limited company
Incorporated on08/02/2012
Company statusdissolved
Dissolved on21/04/2025

Sector

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

Offices and addresses

Registered office
6 Festival Building, Ashley Lane
BD17 7DQ Saltaire

Directors

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Notices

11/08/2021Resolution
3862624
11/08/2021CompanyIssuedNotice
3862563
11/08/2021CompanyIssuedLiquidatorAppointment
3862524

Insolvency practitioner

Nicola Baker
Address3 Merchants Quay, BD17 7DB Shipley
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