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90 NINE problems, but a debtor ain’t one.
Selling a Debt: The Legalities, The Contract and the Forbidden
Voidable Transactions: The Rationale
If you have ever ‘stood-by’ a customer who is going through a rough patch by…
Appointment of liquidator by shareholders
A company may be placed into liquidation by passing of a special resolution of its…
Statutory demands: the Basics
So you want to serve a statutory demand. What does it mean? What are the…
Appointment of liquidator by creditors
Most commonly, creditors appoint a liquidator by utilising the statutory demand process (if the debt…
Interim Liquidators’ Appointment
On Occasion, it is useful to appoint an ‘interim liquidator’ to hold the fort while…
Corporate Trustees: How to Liquidate
Liquidation of Corporate Trustees. It is well reported that New Zealanders are keen establishers of…
Injunctions to stop a Company Receivership
Receivership is a process in which a secured creditor appoints a receiver to collect and…
Bankruptcy in brief
If debtors don’t or can’t pay, it can result in bankruptcy. Bankruptcy can occur when…
Alternative to bankruptcy: No Asset Procedure
If a debtor is unable to repay its debts and believes there is no prospect…
Alternative to bankruptcy: Compositions and Proposals
Part 5 of the Insolvency Act 2006 enables a debtor to enter into an arrangement…
Enforcement of Judgments: Attachment Order
An attachment order is an order directing the judgment debtor’s employer to deduct a specific…
Enforcement of Judgments: charging and selling property, garnishee and possession orders
If you have judgment, you can possibly obtain a warrant to seize property and sale,…
Duties of a bankrupt and consequences of failure to comply
Bankruptcy is a way to relieve a person of debts they owe to creditors, and…