This week’s TGIF considers the decision of Mensink v Parbery [2018] FCAFC 101, in which the former director of Queensland Nickel appealed against the issue of arrest warrants requiring him to attend court for an examination and to answer contempt cha
This week’s TGIF considers In the matter of ACN 096 281 542 Limited (in Liquidation) (ACN 096 281 542) (formerly Biotempus Limited) [2018] VSC 425, in which the Victorian Supreme Court dismissed a party’s appeal from a liquidators’ rejection of a pro
This week’s TGIF considers an increasingly common issue – how to conduct enforcement proceedings where a borrower’s loan is part of concluded group proceedings like those in Great Southern and Timbercorp.
How far do liquidators’ powers to demand documents for public examinations extend? In this week’s TGIF, we consider these questions in the context of the recent case of Re Cathro.
This week’s TGIF considers Brislane v ASIC, in the matter of Chiswick Universal Pty Ltd (in liq) [2018] FCA 1095, where the Court ordered that a deregistered company be reinstated to recover a valuable interest vested in the Commonwealth.
This week’s TGIF considers the case of TW McConnell Pty Ltd v SurfStitch Group Ltd (administrators appointed) (No 2) [2018] NSWSC 1149 and the different methods by which transcripts of examinations carried out by ASIC may be obtained, as well as like
This weeks’ TGIF considers the case of The Bell Group Limited v Australian Securities and Investments Commission [2018] FCA 884, in which the Court ordered that 16 companies - which had been deregistered for some 25 years - be reinstated.
This week’s TGIF examines a recent decision of the New South Wales Court of Appeal which considered whether payments made by a third party to an insolvent company’s creditors could be recovered by the liquidator as unfair preferences.
This week’s TGIF considers In the matter of MJM(WA) Enterprises Pty Ltd (in liq), where the Court approved a liquidator’s remuneration but deferred decisions about trust distributions until after the Re Amerind litigation finishes
This week’s TGIF considers In the matter of Arrium Limited [2018] NSWSC 747 in which the Court granted creditors access to documents produced in public examinations.
A Ministerial declaration has been made providing for a range of contract rights to be excluded from the stay on the exercise of ‘ipso facto’ provisions.
