Meanings of appoint examiner in English

Court asked to appoint examiner to St Mary's nursing home to see if it can be saved

In 1855, I was appointed examiner under the Council for Military Education.

Special tests have never been thought necessary in appointing Examiners of Plays.

A court- appointed examiner also found little to back up the shareholders' claims.

They will take good care not to appoint examiners the first day.

David Carson of Deloitte was appointed examiner to the company by Justice Frank Clarke yesterday.

An interim report from the court- appointed examiner, accountant Mr Michael Butler, was filed in court yesterday.

Shareholders won a victory on Thursday, when a report from a court- appointed examiner was excluded as evidence.

In July, a court- appointed examiner found the second part of Zell's buyout might be determined to be fraudulent.

They say the first part of Zell's buyout did not leave Tribune insolvent, according to a court- appointed examiner.

Mr Pearse Farrell, the court- appointed Examiner to the company, presented his proposed scheme of arrangement to Mr Justice McCracken yesterday.

Exhaustive details of Lehman's pre-bankruptcy accounting practices were revealed in March 2010, in a report by court- appointed examiner Anton Valukas.

The committee is made up of six former Stanford clients and John Little, a court- appointed examiner for Stanford International Bank.

Banks which bought Lehman assets at the time of its collapse reaped windfalls in an emergency auction, a court- appointed examiner said.

Cityjet got High Court protection from creditors last month, when accountant Kieran Wallace was appointed examiner to oversee the airline's rescue.

Similar concerns about Lehman's accounting policies were recently brought up in a report from the court- appointed examiner charged with investigating Lehman's collapse.