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Insolvency

Who owns your car – you, your company or the financier?

If your vehicle is leased by your company, with finance obtained for that lease, your finance company will register a security interest over your company. Often, the vehicle registration is in your name personally and not the company name. What happens when the company ceases to trade and/or is placed Read more…

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By Renee Stevens, 2 years2 years ago
Liquidation

Holding company liability for insolvent subsidiary companies

When is a holding company liable for the debts incurred by its subsidiary company?

Holding or parent companies control the shares of other companies, being subsidiary companies.  These holding companies can be liable for the debts incurred by their subsidiary companies, without having been involved in the transaction that incurred the debt. (more…)

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By Renee Stevens, 5 years5 years ago
Personal Property Securities Act

Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth) – A practical guide

This article provides a brief overview of some key provisions in the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth) (PPSA).  In particular, it will cover:

  • The definition of personal property under the PPSA;
  • Examples of personal property;
  • Questions to consider; and
  • What business owners should do in response to the PPSA.

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By admin, 7 years5 years ago
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