remuneration

A test case decision in Sakr Nominees from the NSW Court of Appeal will be given tomorrow 9 March at

The recent decision of Justice Black in PrimeSpace Property [2016] NSWSC 1821 (15 December 2016) might be seen by some

On 22 November 2016, the European Commission presented a set of new European rules for business insolvency which member states

Whatever is said in the pending NSW Court of Appeal decision in Sakr Nominees, it is timely to propose that,

A court appointed receiver applying to the court for determination of his remuneration was subjected to 2 days cross-examination on

In yet another decision on remuneration, and the power of a liquidator to sell trust assets to recoup that remuneration, a

The commentaries on how the judges assess, or should assess, the remuneration of liquidators is reaching saturation point, one practitioner likening it

Judges’ inconsistency of approach in determining the remuneration of corporate insolvency practitioners is continuing. The respective state and federal courts

A NSW Supreme Court judge has spoken about “liquidators’ preference for time-based remuneration, and courts’ scepticism of it” at a major

Obviously with an eye on the ‘controversy’ over how to assess liquidator’s remuneration, at least in NSW, Justice Robb of that Supreme

As your correspondent attends insolvency gatherings in England and Belgium, he thought it useful to gather together some related events and

Criticism of inconsistency in judicial decision making in determining the amount liquidators should be paid for the work they do