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Personal Insolvency Law in Practice


ISBN13: 9781846611353
Published: March 2013
Publisher: LexisNexis Butterworths
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Paperback
Price: £229.00



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With the entire canon of the Insolvency Rules 1986 being completely revised in October 2008, Personal Insolvency Law in Practice is a highly authoritative and practically relevant text approaching the subject from the point of view of the over-indebted individual.

The text adopts a highly structured approach to each of the main remedies for insolvent individuals, explaining:-

  • Who are the main actors?
  • What is the remedy?
  • When should the remedy be used?
  • Where is the appropriate forum?
  • Why is the remedy appropriate?
  • How does the remedy work?
The book provides definitive black letter law, but with an emphasis on providing practical advice. It also makes use of all Dear IP and SIP materials, providing everything required by accountants.

The leading author team, drawn from accountancy, the legal profession and academia ensures that the text encompasses all possible approaches to the subject.

Subjects:
Insolvency Law
Contents:
Foreword – by The Honourable Mr Justice Lightman
Introduction
A History of Personal Insolvency Law;
The Nature and Purpose of Modern Personal Insolvency Legislation
The Main Players
Types of Debt
Likely Creditors
An Introduction to the Main Types of Remedy
Bankruptcy
Individual Voluntary Arrangements
Debt Relief Orders
Informal Arrangements with Creditors
Financial Management for Debtors
Conclusions