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The onus of proof, for establishing that proofs of debt be accepted, is on the creditor lodging the challenge.

Court directions can provide assistance to receivers in the context of hotly contested disputes and transactions.

The case discusses rights of a liquidator to funds paid into court as security by a company which then became insolvent.

Reminder to directors of their obligations to co-operate with administrators & what constitutes Information that must be disclosed.

In recent case 2 linked companies were to be a pooled group to satisfy the external debts payable by both companies.

This case is an example of courts considering and largely accepting cross-jurisdictional cooperation in insolvency matters.

The court appointed an additional liquidator to conduct further investigations in a creditors' voluntary winding up.

Impact of recent landmark HC decision (that Courts are not empowered to make common fund orders) on insolvency practitioners.

Recent decision serves as a reminder of the steps to be taken before commencing a 'mothership' preference claim proceeding.

The Court exercised its discretion and ordered that a proposed creditors' resolution to appoint liquidators was passed.

The Government has been asked to invoke ‘Crown use' patent provisions to help Australia respond to the health emergency.

Great value for businesses in proactively registering trade marks as a method of defending their brand in Australia.

The Government and Opposition have reached agreement to ensure passage of legislation to implement this free trade deal.

Australian listed mining companies with African assets are ideal for Chinese companies wishing to invest in Africa.

Asia will become a more significant source of new ideas, technologies and leading-edge legal practice for Australia.

There has been a breakthrough in the latest round of negotiations between Australia and China on a Free Trade Agreement.

AI is increasingly used in arbitration for efficiency, but regulators urge caution amid risks of bias, confidentiality breaches & limited legal guidance.