
Bosanac v Commissioner of Taxation & Anor [2022] HCA 34
Recently, the High Court unanimously agreed that a husband had no legal or beneficial interest in a property owned wholly by his wife, despite him

Recently, the High Court unanimously agreed that a husband had no legal or beneficial interest in a property owned wholly by his wife, despite him

This is a case where Mr Tieng Dung Do, in his capacity as a former joint Trustee of the Andrew Superannuation Fund and Do Construction

Due to the inherent difficulty of predicting when someone may be entitled to an inheritance, there is often little consideration of the implications of receiving

There have been a number of important decisions that were made during COVID-19 that have seen the Courts assist administrators by creating flexibility in the

ASIC defines illegal phoenix activity as “activity when a company is liquidated, wound up or abandoned to avoid paying its debts. A new company is

Debt Collection A creditors Statutory Demand A useful debt recovery tool is that of a creditors statutory demand (statutory demand). A statutory demand is a

Bankruptcy in Australia is a legal process in which a person is declared unable to pay their debts. This can be a voluntary process, or

Raymond Roser is consistently recognised as one of the best in his field and this year is no different. ‘The Best Three’ have named Roser

The case of Jess v McNiven in the matter of McNiven (No 2) [2022] FCA 446 has set an important legal precedent in the realm
This is a case where the Liquidators of Forex Trading Capital Pty Limited (Forex) sought orders for an expedited process for the adjudication and admission