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John’s written work has been supportively cited by a number of his senior colleagues. The research centre that he created with Professor David Graham QC in 2004 has also been cited in the Court of Appeal.

• Courts: CILP has been cited in the Court of Appeal by Parker, L.J. in: Churchill & Anor v. First Independent Factors and Finance Ltd [2006] EWCA Civ 1623 (30 November 2006).

John’s written work has been cited in a number of learned publications. The BCS has been supportively cited in:

• McKenzie Skene Walters, A. Consuming Passions: Benchmarking Consumer Bankruptcy Law Systems, in: Omar, PJ (Ed). International Insolvency Law: Themes and Perspectives. Ashgate, Aldershot, 2008, at page 163.
• Ramsay, I. Comparative Consumer Bankruptcy (2007) Illinois Law Review, (1). pp. 241-274.

Tribe, J & Graham, D. Bankruptcy in Crisis: A Regency Saga (2004) 17, Insolv.Int, pp.6. ISSN: 0950-2645.

• This work has been supportively cited in: McKenzie Skene & Walters, A. Consuming Passions (ibid) at page 136; it has also been cited in: Milman, D. Personal Insolvency Law, Regulation and Policy. Ashgate Publishing Ltd, Aldershot, 2005, at page 9.

Tribe, J & Graham, D. Bankruptcy in Crisis - A Regency Saga: Part 2 - The Busy Bankruptcy Court (2004) 17 Insolv.Int, pp.150. ISSN: 0950-2645.

• This work has been cited in: Milman, D. Personal Insolvency Law (ibid) at page 7.

Tribe, J .The role of directors in receivership: who should bring actions for loss suffered by the company and defend any counterclaim? (2001) 4 Receivers, Administrators and Liquidators Quarterly 355.

• Cited in: Keay, A & Walton, P. Insolvency Law: Corporate and Personal. Pearson Education Limited, 2003, at page 177. The article has also been cited in the second edition: Keay, A & Walton, P. Insolvency Law: Corporate and Personal. 2nd Edition. Jordans Publishing Ltd, 2008, at page 208.

Tribe, J & Mulligan, M. IVA time extensions under the Insolvency Act 1986: uncertainty or necessity? [2002] IL&P, vol. 18, no.6, pp 190-192. ISSN: 0267 0771.

• Cited in: Milman Personal Insolvency Law, (ibid) at page 42.

Tribe, J & Mulligan, M. Part 1: The Remuneration of Office Holders in Corporate Insolvency: Liquidators, Administrators and Administrative Receivers (2003) Insolvency Lawyer (Insolv. L.) 3(May), pp 101-117.

• Cited in: Finch, V. Corporate Insolvency Law: Perspectives and Principles. 2nd Edition. Cambridge University Press, 2009, at page 189. (hereafter referred to as Finch Corporate Insolvency).

Tribe, J. Company Voluntary Arrangements and Rescue: A New Hope and a Tudor Orthodoxy (forthcoming in the Journal of Business Law).

• Cited in: Finch Corporate Insolvency, at page 486.

Tribe, J & Richards, R. Members Voluntary Liquidations, Part I: A Declaration of Under Use? [2005] Co.Law, 26(5), pp.132-136. ISSN: 0144-1027.

• Cited in: Finch Corporate Insolvency, at page 529.

Basil Montagu Biography: A reference has been made to an aspect of this ongoing HEFCE funded work by Professor Sir John Baker QC (the Downing Professor of the Laws of England) in his published 2005 Selden Society Annual Lecture entitled, Legal Education in London, 1250-1850 at page 25, footnote 96.