Insolvency
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More online troubles for traditional retail: landlords beware
I wrote a post a month or so ago about the effect of online sales on…
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Liquidator’s or Receiver’s lien may be at risk under PPSA in some circumstances
Most commentators, relying on s73 (link) of the Personal Property Securities Act 2009, state that liens…
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Bankruptcy Notices can be served by email
One of the first posts on this blog dealt with establishing service of documents by email,…
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Proposed Law on Phoenix Activity Falls Flat
Proposed legislation to attack directors of companies involved in so called “Phoenix” activity appears to have…
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Insolvencies in Australia Updated: No mines? No growth!
Update: The December quarter national accounts were released today, reinforcing the trends noted in the second…
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What can creditors do if the “Official Receiver” is the trustee in bankruptcy?
I’ve recently had a number of clients ask me questions about the Official Receiver as a…
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ATO beaten by trust liquidator in priority battle – twice!
The Commissioner of Taxation is the most common unsecured creditor in insolvent estates and often the…
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What effect are online sales having on retail property?
Another question that I pondered over fish and chips at the beach these holidays was the…
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China and the Australian Insolvency Market (Updated)
UPDATE: Some evidence of what a (slight) slowdown in urbanising China might have on the Australian…
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The Relation Back Day can be manipulated by a prior VA appointment – Reform still required
Liquidators, creditors and directors are very conscious of the “Relation Back Day” in liquidation. It is…
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Bankruptcy pitfall – joint judgment creditors must enforce together
The recent decision in Rookharp Pty Ltd v Webb & Anor [2011] FMCA 801 (at paragraphs…