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Keay's insolvency : personal and corporate law and practice / Michael Murray, Jason Harris.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublisher: Pyrmont : Thomson Reuters Australia, [2016]Copyright date: ©2016Edition: Ninth editionDescription: xc, 843 pages ; 25 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0455236917
  • 9780455236919
Subject(s): Additional physical formats: No titleDDC classification:
  • 346.94078 23
Contents:
Part I. Introduction : -- 1. Introduction to Insolvency -- Part II. Personal Insolvency - Bankruptcy Arrangements for Individuals : -- 2. Introduction to Bankruptcy -- 3. Going Bankrupt - Voluntary and Compulsory Bankruptcy -- 4. The Impact of Bankruptcy -- 5. The Recovery of Assets for Creditors -- 6. The Administration of the Bankruptcy -- 7. The End of a Bankruptcy and Beyond -- Part III. Personal Insolvency - Non-bankruptcy Arrangements for Individuals : -- 8. Personal Insolvency Agreements -- 9. Debt Agreements -- Part IV. Corporate Insolvency - Liquidation : -- 10. Introduction to Liquidation and Its Administration -- 11. Voluntary and Compulsory Winding Up -- 12. Provisional Liquidation -- 13. The Effects of Winding Up -- 14. Assets Available to the Liquidator -- 15. The Administration of the Winding Up -- 16. Criminal Offences and Civil Actions Against Company Directors -- 17. Termination of the Winding Up: Deregistration and Reinstatement -- Part V. Corporate Insolvency - Non-liquidation Arrangements : -- 18. Receivership -- 19. Voluntary Administration -- 20. Deeds of Company Arrangement and Schemes of Arrangement -- 21. An Appraisal of Insolvency and Ideas for Reform.
Summary: "Major insolvency reforms became law in Australia on 29 February 2016, with an expected commencement date of 1 March 2017. Keay's Insolvency is the only insolvency text book that: covers both the existing law and practice of 2016 and foreshadows the new regime in 2017; offers commentary and analysis of other insolvency reforms pending in 2016 under the government's important Innovation Agenda, which seeks to promote entrepreneurial business activity. The timing of these important reforms is such that those studying and practising in insolvency need to have an understanding of what the law is now, and what is coming next year."--Publisher's website.
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Previous edition: 2014.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Part I. Introduction : -- 1. Introduction to Insolvency -- Part II. Personal Insolvency - Bankruptcy Arrangements for Individuals : -- 2. Introduction to Bankruptcy -- 3. Going Bankrupt - Voluntary and Compulsory Bankruptcy -- 4. The Impact of Bankruptcy -- 5. The Recovery of Assets for Creditors -- 6. The Administration of the Bankruptcy -- 7. The End of a Bankruptcy and Beyond -- Part III. Personal Insolvency - Non-bankruptcy Arrangements for Individuals : -- 8. Personal Insolvency Agreements -- 9. Debt Agreements -- Part IV. Corporate Insolvency - Liquidation : -- 10. Introduction to Liquidation and Its Administration -- 11. Voluntary and Compulsory Winding Up -- 12. Provisional Liquidation -- 13. The Effects of Winding Up -- 14. Assets Available to the Liquidator -- 15. The Administration of the Winding Up -- 16. Criminal Offences and Civil Actions Against Company Directors -- 17. Termination of the Winding Up: Deregistration and Reinstatement -- Part V. Corporate Insolvency - Non-liquidation Arrangements : -- 18. Receivership -- 19. Voluntary Administration -- 20. Deeds of Company Arrangement and Schemes of Arrangement -- 21. An Appraisal of Insolvency and Ideas for Reform.

"Major insolvency reforms became law in Australia on 29 February 2016, with an expected commencement date of 1 March 2017. Keay's Insolvency is the only insolvency text book that: covers both the existing law and practice of 2016 and foreshadows the new regime in 2017; offers commentary and analysis of other insolvency reforms pending in 2016 under the government's important Innovation Agenda, which seeks to promote entrepreneurial business activity. The timing of these important reforms is such that those studying and practising in insolvency need to have an understanding of what the law is now, and what is coming next year."--Publisher's website.

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