Insolvency question:

A company I owned went into voluntary liquidation last August. I supplied information on Creditors at the time and swore on oath that this information was to the best of my knowledge correct. However I left off a creditor who had put money into the company in the latter stages of its trading because they stated they didnt wish the money back (and therefore I didn’t treat it as a debt) - they are now seeking that it be repaid from the new co I have set up. What is my legal position specifically with regard to my failure to disclose this issue at the time the creditors meeting was called?

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