Tag Archives: Corporate Insolvency

Clarifying Director Resignations: Key Takeaways from One Tree Agriculture Pty Ltd v Lye [2025] FCA 126

Posted by Kerrs LawPosted on March 26, 2025 Commercial, Insolvency & Restructuring, LitigationCorporate Insolvency, Litigation

One Tree Agriculture Pty Ltd v Lye [2025] FCA 126 – Directors – Appointment and Resignation

Safe Harbour Insolvency Regime

Posted by Kerrs LawPosted on February 21, 2023 Commercial, Insolvency & RestructuringCorporate Insolvency, Corporate Restructuring, Director's duties, insolvent trading, Safe Harbour legislation

To date, Australian courts have not closely examined the operation of the relatively new Safe Harbour legislation, however greater judicial authority will likely become available as Covid-19 support measures are reduced, and small businesses increasingly rely on expanded Safe Harbour protections.

How to Set Aside a Statutory Demand

Posted by nucleoPosted on April 15, 2020 UncategorizedCorporate Insolvency, Debt recovery, Dispute Resolution, Litigation

If your company receives a statutory demand for payment of a debt, it is worth considering whether an application should be made for it to be set aside.

What are my Duties as a Company Director?

Posted by nucleoPosted on October 16, 2019 UncategorizedCorporate Insolvency

If you are a director of a company, you will be familiar with your fiduciary obligations and the director’s duties prescribed in the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth).

What to do when Faced with a Statutory Demand

Posted by nucleoPosted on September 19, 2019 UncategorizedCorporate Insolvency, Debt recovery

If your company receives a creditor’s statutory demand, there are steps that must be taken to prevent a situation from going bad to worse.