Not if you are a limited company. Nige was an intelligent guy.

They imprison everyone who voted for them. Aiding and abetting 

yes but what if an unincorporated association

Is Clergs secretly Humza Yousaf?

It depends on the structure.  there is no legal entity as an unincorporated "entity" (with sort of exceptions for partnerships and llps).

If it has a constitution that might say something.

But ultimately it will come down to who/what has incurred the unpaid obligations/liabilities

https://hansard.parliament.uk/commons/2019-02-27/debates/1016EB2E-9610-…

no but I take an equally unflattering candid photo

siete - that is a very on point interjection

Coor imagine being dumb enough to inadvertently sign an unlimited liability partnership agreement 

lol

do you think this is effectively what they have done?

the NEC I am thinking of are... rockety

and almost certainly all of straw

What I think is that a cynical opponent, armed with a quote from an insolvency specialist could probably earn themselves at least 3 news cycles on speculation and their scramble to respond:)

there's an issue with no one wanting to be on the exec committee

now, I think that's mostly because the party's light has dimmed and none of the ambitious baby sharks foresee a gravy bus opportunity arising in the near future

but the narrative is that the insolvency angle is putting them off

(I am super doubtful that the maddos who would consider it have taken advice, though)