McPherson's law of company liquidation / by MGR Gronow and with a chapter on Private International Law by Rosalind Mason.

Sydney : Thomson Reuters, 2006-

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Bankruptcy -- Australia.

1. Introduction

2. Overview of modes of winding up

3. Creditor's application for a winding-up order

4. Contributories' winding-up applications

5. Miscellaneous winding-up applications

6. Provisional liquidation

7. Commencement and effects of winding up

8. The Liquidator: status, role, functions, powers and duties

9. Other administrative organs of winding up

10. Contributories

11. Assets available for division and distribution

12. Creditors

13. Division of assets among creditors

14. Distribution of surplus assets

15. Investigations, examinations, prosecutions and civil or pecuniary penalty orders

16. Termination of winding-up proceedings

17. Private international law in company liquidation.

This service has been recognised as the bible on winding up used by lawyers advising insolvent companies, their shareholders and creditors as well as professional liquidators (accountants) and judicial officers. It provides a step-by-step analysis of the law regulating the distribution of the assets of an insolvent company and also covers the rights and duties of directors, shareholders and creditors that are created in the winding-up process.

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