Directors' LiabilityWhen a limited company goes bankrupt and there is a shortfall to creditors, the directors in most cases are not liable for any shortfall. The directors are liable for a shortfall only if they have given personal guarantees for debt or if laws have been passed specifying that directors will be liable if there is a shortfall. These statutory creditors are as follows:
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