When a company goes under receivership and they owe you money when and how do you get paid?
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Companies can continue to operate when in receivership. If the company is in court-supervised receivership, you should have received some sort of notice as one of the company's creditors. If you are completely in the dark on all this (no notice received), you may not know what is actually going on (whoever told you the info may not have known what they were talking about). You need to press your claim through phone calls to the company. If they are not helpful, you are simply going to have to get a lawyer to collect the debt. You have no leverage - the only way to make them pay you anything is to sue them.