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Blog: Sandbags at dawn administration of Scottish company prioritised over foreign liquidation – Scottish Legal News
Sian Aitken Sian Aitken and Graeme MacLeod look at a case confirming the precedence of domestic administration proceedings in a multi-jurisdictional
7-Eleven, domestic and sexual slavery on top of migrant taskforce hit list – The Sydney Morning Herald
Domestic slavery, sex slaves and scandal-ridden convenience store chain 7-Eleven are top of the agenda for a new powerful government-run
Creditors line up for Edelsten’s assets – 9news.com.au – 9news.com.au
Bankrupt businessman Geoffrey Edelsten faces years of litigation in Australia and the United States, with creditors in both countries lining
Bob Day could stay in Senate if white knight saves troubled construction company – ABC Online
Family First senator Bob Day's political party is signalling he could stay on in Parliament and serve the rest
Family First senator Bob Day may face legal challenge to prevent his ABCC vote – The Sydney Morning Herald
Family First senator Bob Day could face a rare High Court injunction preventing him from supporting the Turnbull government's union-busting and same-sex
IT Brief NZ – Wynyard Group goes into voluntary administration – IT Brief NZ
Listed on the NZX, Wynyard Group is a cyber security firm with offices in New Zealand, Australia, United States, United
Wynyard Group goes into voluntary administration – IT Brief Australia
Listed on the NZX, Wynyard Group is a cyber security firm with offices in New Zealand, Australia, United States, United
Coalition rejects Labor’s call to do without Bob Day’s Senate vote – The Guardian
The government has shrugged off Labors call to reject the vote of Bob Day, who has now indicated he will
UAE bankruptcy law could to come into effect by end of this year – The National
The new bankruptcy law could come into effect by the end of the year, amid concerns that the court system
$3827 for each week Senator Bob Day delays resignation | SBS News – SBS
South Australian Senator Bob Day has yet to officially resign from Parliament, meaning he is still being paid and could
Family First’s Bob Day has changed his mind on resigning from the senate for now – Business Insider Australia
South Australian senator Bob Day has changed his mind just a week after saying he would resign from his $199,000
Creditors line up for Edelsten’s assets – Yahoo7 News
AAP on October 26, 2016, 4:25 pm Geoffrey Edelsten has appeared in a Melbourne court for a hearing linked to