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Insolvency & Reconstruction: "Work It Out" May 200625 May 2006
In this issue:
- Can litigation funders take priority over GEERS?
- Likely future and unliquidated losses not relevant to insolvent trading test
- Federal Court retrospectively cures defect in the convening of the second meeting of creditors
- Terminating a winding up:
1. when subordinated creditors still around
2. after a creditors’ trust implemented
- No favourites when apportioning
- Status of Deed Fund upon termination of DOCA
- Defending a winding up application
- Administration or Provisional Liquidation?
For a full version of this document, please download the attached PDF.
This article provides information about topical legal issues. Information contained in this article is intended as an introduction only
and should not be relied on in place of legal advice.
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- Dominic Emmett, Partner - Sydney
- John Stragalinos, Partner - Melbourne
- Brad Husband, Partner - Melbourne
- David Warren, Partner - Melbourne
- Ian Dallen, Partner - Sydney
- Ian Young, Partner - Brisbane
- James Whittaker, Partner - Sydney
- Julian Sher, Partner - Perth
- Justin Fox, Partner - Melbourne
- Kirsty Sutherland, Partner - Perth
- Mark Wilks, Partner - Sydney
- Michael Kimmins, Partner - Brisbane
- Michael Syme, Partner - Melbourne
- Michelle Harpur, Partner - Sydney
- Patrick O'Grady, Partner - Sydney
- Philip Wilson, Partner - Perth
- Roy Weitzman, Partner - Melbourne
- Michael do Rozario, Senior Associate - Sydney
- Jason Quah, Senior Associate - Melbourne
- Glen Smith, Special Counsel - Brisbane
- Seanna Strong, Senior Associate - Brisbane
- Sabrina Ng, Senior Associate - Sydney
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