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Cross-Border Insolvency Law in Australia


ISBN13: 9780409340297
Published: July 2015
Publisher: LexisNexis Australia
Country of Publication: Australia
Format: Paperback
Price: £89.00



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Cross-Border Insolvency Law in Australia engages with several current multi-billion dollar insolvencies such as those of Nortel Networks and Lehman Brothers to provide the reader with state of the art knowledge of the complex problems posed by transnational insolvency.

As the number of transnational insolvencies grows due to prevailing economic conditions, practitioners are increasingly required to navigate the mass of legal rules applicable to cross-border insolvency situations. The associated challenges are heightened by the diversity of legal structures employed by modern business entities and a patchwork of costly, inefficient, and unpredictable national legal rules. The response has been a proliferation of international legal instruments such as the UNCITRAL Model Law, supra-national rules such as the EU Insolvency Regulation, and judicial practice, adding further layers of complexity.

Writing from an Australian perspective, the authors analyse this network of legal rules and subsequent case law. In addition, they explain the theoretical underpinnings of these rules in an accessible manner to build a solid foundation for practice, facilitate advanced reasoning, and enable the development of sophisticated arguments for law reform. Comparative case law from jurisdictions such as the United States and United Kingdom is also included.

This book is highly relevant to insolvency practitioners faced with the recovery of assets transnationally, transactional lawyers for whom knowledge of potential insolvency pitfalls is essential, and academics. It is invaluable for students at both undergraduate and postgraduate level seeking a sound understanding of this challenging area of law.

Features

  • Provides a concise theoretical account of international insolvency to develop clear understanding of the concepts underpinning the cross-border insolvency practice
  • Includes a comparative overview of key international developments and case law
  • Highlights key trends in practice to ensure practitioners remain current
  • Offers innovative arguments and approaches to this complex area of law

Subjects:
Other Jurisdictions , Australia
Contents:
Chapter 1. Principles Underpinning International Insolvency Law
Chapter 2. Jurisdiction in International Insolvency Law
Chapter 3. Comity, the Common Law and Legislation
Chapter 4. UNCITRAL Model Law and the Cross-Border Insolvency Act 2008
Chapter 5. Enterprise Groups
Chapter 6. Recognition and Enforcement
Chapter 7. Discharge of Debts
Chapter 8. Comparative Observations on the United States and Europe