Publication: Commentary
Formats: Online, Digital, Hardcopy
Content: Annotated Legislation, Topical Commentary, Legislation, Precedents
Heath and Whale on Insolvency provides commentary to all relevant law affecting corporate and personal insolvency in New Zealand. This publication has been written for the busy legal practitioner, with clear, concise commentary on a range of insolvency regimes and adjacent relevant areas. Topics covered in Heath and Whale include: receivership, liquidation, antecedent transactions, secured debt, statutory management, regulation of insolvency practitioners, special entities, cross-border insolvency and court procedure.
Heath and Whale on Insolvency is an essential guide for any practitioner working in insolvency.
Editors: Hon Paul Heath KC, Michael Whale
Authors: Mike Josling, Jim Guest, Philip Morris, Kalev Crossland, David Perry, Scott Abel, Brent Norling, David Brown, Kim Francis, Murray Tingey, Nick Moffatt, Michael Arthur, Nathan Whittle, Peter Watts, Matt Kersey, Kathleen Morrison, Scott Barker, Graham Taylor
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