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Statutory demand relief set to end
Temporary Changes To The Creditor’s Statutory Demand Regime Set To Expire In September In March 2020, the Federal Government introduced temporary changes to the cre...
MoreWe’re open for business – just a little differently
Dear clients and colleagues, For the foreseeable future, the way we live and work has changed. We wanted to let you know the steps Mahoneys has taken to protect our peop...
MoreSafe harbour in a (global pandemic) storm
Safe harbour is a statutory process which, if correctly implemented, permits directors to avoid personal liability from insolvent trading. In essence, it is an alternativ...
MoreBankruptcy: Equitable interests in the matrimonial home
Practitioners in bankruptcy often encounter estates where the matrimonial home is owned by the non-bankrupt spouse. There are circumstances in which a court will declare
MoreWhat an affidavit is and how is one taken?
An affidavit is the evidence of a witness in written form. It is a document that is sworn on oath or affirmed and made before a person who is authorised to take an oath o...
MoreWhat is accessorial liability?
Accessorial liability in the civil context goes back (at least) as far as Selbourne LC’s speech in Barnes v Addy (1874) LR 9 Ch App 244: [S]trangers are not to be m...
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