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A round-up of the latest insolvency case law

Michael J. Murray

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The courts continue to deal with a wide range of law and practice issues in both personal and corporate insolvency, with cases also reported from England and the Supreme Court of New Zealand, the equivalent of our High Court.

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The courts continue to deal with a wide range of law and practice issues in both personal and corporate insolvency, with cases also reported from England and the Supreme Court of New Zealand, the equivalent of our High Court.

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The courts continue to deal with a wide range of law and practice issues in both personal and corporate insolvency, with cases also reported from England and the Supreme Court of New Zealand, the equivalent of our High Court.

Key concepts: Insolvency, Law, Supreme court, Bankruptcy, Political science, Business

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