How to Respond to a Statutory Demand
Whether you are looking to recover a debt, or have been served with a creditor
Whether you are looking to recover a debt, or have been served with a creditor
Principles by which the Courts interpret a Commercial Contract In business, one of the most common legal disputes is that of breach of a commercial
The reports of the Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee on the one-year bankruptcy (BAEI Bill) and the debt agreement bill (BADAR Bill)[1] have accepted
Are you a developer? If so you may be entitled to deductions for site improvements off your statutory valuation The Valuer-General recently began issuing statutory
11 Tips for Start Up Business Mark Harley of Boss Lawyers was invited to present at the 2018 Young Credit Community Event held by the
Financial Ombudsman Service (“FOS”): an important avenue for resolving disputes with banks and other financial services providers The Financial Ombudsman Service Australia (“FOS”) provides a free
What is the safe harbour defence to insolvent trading? The safe harbour provisions provide directors with an exception from insolvent trading liability where they are
The maximum disqualification of 5 years for operating a company has been handed down to a former director, after he was found to have
What are Books of the Company? The scope of a Liquidator’s power to demand copies of documents under Section 530A of the Corporations Act 2001
What is insolvent trading? Insolvent trading is an offence under the s588G of the Corporations Act 2001 that says that if a company is insolvent
Many client’s seek our advice about director’s duties and corporate governance. Typically the issues we see range from director disagreements to more serious issues such
On 11 September 2017, two major reforms to Australia’s insolvency laws – an insolvent trading safe harbour and a restriction on the enforcement of ipso facto rights
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