Michael Murray’s on-going commentary on issues in corporate and personal insolvency law and related policy and law reform, in Australia and internationally. Given the scope of insolvency, this extends to business, consumer and professional conduct, and ethics, governance and regulation, criminal, tax, environmental and administrative law, and the courts and government.
This concerns maritime liens and the law by which they should be determined when the ship is arrested in Australia. A significant court appeal was heard on 25 February 2016 and a decision is reserved. This article explains.
A recent academic article from the UK has reviewed proposed restructuring reforms announced by the
A Judge appointed individual liquidators to three separate companies – OT, AGM and Ozifin –
Tipsy Cake was wound up on 12 February 2020, having had provisional liquidators appointed on
Property prices Perth ‘as good as it’s likely to get’ for rental affordability With little
ASIC has failed in an application to have an inquiry conducted into joint liquidators’ conduct
The Economics References Committee has issued its report, on time, following its inquiry into ‘Credit
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