Recorded Webinar: Mischief Managed: Voidable Preferences, Section 588FA and the 'Doctrine' of Ultimate Effect
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About the Webinar
Despite 29 years having passed since the introduction of s588FA of the Corporations Act, the question of whether the diminution of a company’s assets is a pre-condition to the existence of a preference has still not been authoritatively determined. To explore this issue in more detail, this session will discuss:
- The effect of a payment on the assets available for distribution among creditors;
- The case of Cant v Mad Brothers Earthmoving and the consideration of that case in the subsequent case of Western Port Holdings Pty Ltd
- The origin of the so-called ‘doctrine’ of ultimate effect, the difficulties associated with its application and whether it has a place in modern times
- Practical case studies
Presented By
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Allan Kawalsky
Partner, TurksWho Should Attend?
This webinar is suitable for lawyers practising in commercial law – Australia wide. This webinar is for practitioners with some knowledge in this area and looking to improve their knowledge.
CPD Information
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