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Homecall attracts buyer interest

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Grant Thornton has been appointed official liquidator of the failed supplier of emergency cover for homeowners and landlords, Homecall Plus. But uncertainty remains as to whether policies issued in the past five months were backed by an underwriter as the Blackburn-based company, which began trading in 2007 and went into liquidation on 10 May, ceased to have its insurance product backed by Brit on 3 December 2010.

Ian Richardson, joint liquidator for Homecall Plus, told Post it has already been approached by other businesses that have expressed an interest in its customer list. "We need to find out exactly what

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