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This main work has been favourably reviewed since its publication as a looseleaf service.

Company liquidation is one of the most active areas in insolvency. The authors Michael Gronow and Ros Mason write from the perspective of guiding liquidators and those representing creditors and contributories through the processes of winding up: modes of winding up and applications for winding up by creditors, contributories and others; commencement and effects of winding up; duties, functions and status of liquidators; available assets and their distribution regime; investigations, examinations and prosecutions; termination of winding up and relevant private international law.

The last 6 years has seen around 10,000 State and Federal Superior Court decisions on winding-up. McPherson’s Law of Company Liquidation provides subscribers with the main points of the cases and puts them into context in this challenging and dynamic area of the law. As a subscription service, it converts legal information into a powerful, time-saving research tool.

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