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10 Dec 1997
The following companies were dissolved under section 652 of the Companies Act 1985 on 2 December:
Arrowsmith Marketing
Kimberry
Motor Parade (Overseas)
Alfred Jacobs (Motorsales)
Third Wave Systems
Distribution Software Solutions (UK)
Percom
Manor College
American Computer Resources
Meterquest Software
Xeagle
Oasis Computer Products
Iconographic Systems
Dicoll Touchsystems
Mulberry Services
ABA. Computer Services
Lectern Training
Fands Computer Consultancy
Novotec (UK)
SAS Communications
Last Horizon
Marvel Media
The following companies have had County Court judgments issued against them on:
13 November
Central Networks and Technologies, #6,026
Ashmount Research, #36
17 November
Vadascan, #2,182
Americanino, #286
18 November
Redrock Technologies, #89
The West Bromwich Spring, #4,783
Invertomatic Victron (UK), #30
Lyndene Micro, #4,864
19 November
Apple Byte Systems, #1,406
SPA Computer Supplies, #1,590
Itam (UK), #1,670
Anixter (UK), #593
Electro-Wide, #262
20 November
OEC Office Equipment, #1,207
Greenwood Enterprises (UK), #147
AFA Commercial Spares, #1,060
Ability Plus Software (UK), #22,491
Morecambe Bay Computer Supplies, #8,348
DTL International, #84
21 November
A&D Commercials, #159
Trustmark, #4,278
Central Technologies, #1,613
West Midland Computer Solutions, #538
Kolvox Voicewriter, #4,794
24 November
Robert International, #900
Intelligent Computer Solutions, #148.
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