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International firm partner nabs Australia first – Australasian Lawyer - June 01, 2017

Australasian Lawyer International firm partner nabs Australia first Australasian Lawyer ARITA, which represents 84% of registered liquidators and 89% of registered trustees in Australia, is the professional body for restructuring and insolvency practitioners in the country. It also represents profes.

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Cost cuts give CHC Helicopter some clean air – The Australian - June 01, 2017

The Australian Cost cuts give CHC Helicopter some clean air The Australian In the US, parent company CHC Group and key subsidiaries went into Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in May last year, emerging from the regime in March after a restructuring. “It may be a blessing in disguise here,” D.

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What is stoppage in transitu It can take a toll on transport providers – Mondaq News Alerts (registration) - June 01, 2017

What is stoppage in transitu It can take a toll on transport providers Mondaq News Alerts (registration) An unpaid seller's statutory right to reclaim goods in transit is called stoppage in transitu. Failing to comply with a notice of stoppage in transitu can have serious financial consequences.

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Robyn Ironside, National Aviation Writer, News Corp Australia Network – Herald Sun - June 01, 2017

Herald Sun Robyn Ironside, National Aviation Writer, News Corp Australia Network Herald Sun Technical bankruptcy was declared in 2015, prompting the restructuring of the company and the axing of almost a third of employees. Dwindling passenger numbers saw Malaysia axe services between Brisbane and K.

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What is stoppage in transitu? It can take a toll on transport providers – Mondaq News Alerts (registration) - June 01, 2017

What is stoppage in transitu? It can take a toll on transport providers Mondaq News Alerts (registration) An unpaid seller's statutory right to reclaim goods in transit is called stoppage in transitu. Failing to comply with a notice of stoppage in transitu can have serious financial consequence.

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Explainer: how proceeds-of-crime law works in Australia – The Conversation AU - June 01, 2017

The Conversation AU Explainer: how proceeds-of-crime law works in Australia The Conversation AU The Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions (CDPP) obtained orders in the Queensland Court of Appeal under the Commonwealth Act that any such payments be made to the Official Trustee in Bankruptcy. A.

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