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- China to clean up billions worth of local debt
By Benjamin Kang Lim and Kevin Ya
- The rapidly changing lanscape for South African practitioners
first published in Q2 2011 edition of INSOL World
- The state of incolvencies in Australia
Insolvency Insights July 2010 - Taylor Woodings
- Insolvency means the inability to pay one's debts as they fall due
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Liquidations a very busy and complex division at The Master of the High Court
On the department of Justice website
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Realisation of security in terms of section 83 It would appear that, owing to malpractices which have been knowingly been permitted by certain Insolvency Practitioners over many years, a general perception developed amongst certain secured creditors, especially financial institutions who finance movable assets in the nature of motor vehicles etc., that they may deal with “their” assets in whichever way they deem fit.
Realisation of Security
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The Future of the Insolvency Profession
The process of appointing liquidators is in Law based on the votes of creditors in particular matters in that the liquidator nominated by the majority of creditors in value and number got appointed to that particular matter by the Master of the High Court, the supposed “watchdog” over liquidators.
The Future of the Insolvency Profession
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