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Fallout from a shipping trillision – Part 2
07/07/2018
Maritime
trillision
General
Articles
In Part 1 of this case report, the outcome of a three ship collision – a trillision – causing the ...
Structural weaknesses in the Model Law on Cross-Border Insolvency?
05/07/2018
Cross-border insolvency
Maritime
UNCITRAL Model Law
General
Cross-border insolvency law necessarily tries to ensure that insolvency proceedings about a debtor in different jurisdictions are co-ordinated and fully ...
NZ insolvency practitioner co-regulation – new law proposed
29/06/2018
New Zealand
RITANZ
General
Articles
In a forthcoming article, I examine an aspect of Australia’s new regime for the (over) regulation of insolvency practitioners, which ...
One pre-packaged insolvency – coming up
13/05/2018
AIIP
pre-packs
UNCITRAL
General
An option for a quick resolution of an insolvent business is its quick pre-packaged exit, and transfer of assets to ...
Cross-border regulation of insolvency practitioners
27/04/2018
insolvency practitioners
regulation
The Insolvency Law Reform Act 2016 introduced a stronger regulatory regime over insolvency practitioners. It may not have been noticed ...
Singapore’s new debt restructuring regime – the steak knives are out
03/08/2016
articles
commentary
Law reform
Netherlands
Competition between courts and the legal regimes in which they operate is perhaps an odd concept, contrary to the image ...
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