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Execution of documents by directors: what presumptions can a third party rely upon?

Litigation| 03 Jul 2020

Execution of documents by directors: what presumptions can a third party rely upon?

The Supreme Court of Queensland has examined quorum busting and the assumptions that can be made when dealing with a company under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) (Act). The decision is Gallop Reserve Pty Ltd v Matton Developments Pty Ltd [2019] QSC 113.

Directors beware – companies can pierce the corporate veil

Tax and superannuation| 04 Jun 2020

Directors beware – companies can pierce the corporate veil

As we know, the Federal Government has implemented a package of changes to Australian insolvency and bankruptcy laws to provide relief from the economic impacts of COVID-19. There are some who consider that the measures, together with other schemes such ...

Marshalling: how it can help a second mortgagee

Litigation and dispute resolution| 26 May 2020

Marshalling: how it can help a second mortgagee

In this article, our Litigation and Dispute Resolution team explain the doctrine of marshalling, provide a practical example and examine a recent decision of the Victorian Court of Appeal.

Reviving business: beyond COVID-19

Employment| 19 May 2020

Reviving business: beyond COVID-19

In this webinar specifically prepared for accountants, we addressed key issues which your clients need to consider, including issues associated with employment, taxation, directors’ obligations, and customers and creditors as businesses revive from COVID-19.

Voluntary administration in a global pandemic: a time for flexibility

Insolvency| 11 May 2020

Voluntary administration in a global pandemic: a time for flexibility

The COVID-19 pandemic has created practical challenges for voluntary administrators. In this article, we review a number of recent decisions which highlight the flexibility within the voluntary administration regime, and the court’s approach in aiding voluntary administrators during their ...