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Call of Duty: can lawyers owe a duty of care to a company in liquidation when instructed by its shareholder?

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Examinee (still) on the Run — Clarifying how liquidators can apply for arrest warrants to require directors to appear

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Don’t believe everything you read – company’s books not prima facie proof of debt

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Going South(ern): Summary enforcement of loans after Great Southern

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Public examinations during liquidation: which documents can liquidators obtain?

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Restoring trust – request to reinstate granted

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Stitched up by a subpoena side-step – methods for obtaining transcripts of ASIC examinations

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Final Bell hasn’t tolled for deregistered companies – Bell Group companies brought back to life to litigate another day

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Feel the Pressure – liquidators’ appeal dismissed as third party payments unrecoverable as unfair preferences

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Hurry Up and Wait – Liquidator in holding pattern while Re Amerind decided

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Beyond the written record: creditors granted access to documents produced in public examination

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High Court confirms validity of Holding DOCAs

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Like Night and Day: Wind up set aside on sole director’s application

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Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff – Let the Courts Help

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Records, records everywhere, and a reason to stop and think — the admissibility of company books stored in data files

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The Substance and the Gist - can a director waive privilege on behalf of a company in liquidation?