Bankruptcy Law
Books generally on Bankruptcy Law in Australia are located at KN 310 K1.
- Link to Business Failures - Law and Legislation - Australia catalogue resultsBelow is a list of our recommended items from the catalogue.
Keay's insolvency : personal and corporate law and practice by
Keay's Insolvency has become a recognised text on personal and corporate insolvency law and practice in Australia, and it is widely used by practitioners and regularly cited in court. It offers both a detailed explanation of the law, supported by case law and commentary, and of insolvency practice, along with the authors' critical analysis of the effectiveness and efficiency of the regime and views on its need for reform.
Call Number: eBookPublication Date: 2022- Keay's insolvency : personal and corporate law and practice by
Keay's Insolvency has become a recognised text on personal and corporate insolvency law and practice in Australia, and it is widely used by practitioners and regularly cited in court. It offers both a detailed explanation of the law, supported by case law and commentary, and of insolvency practice, along with the authors' critical analysis of the effectiveness and efficiency of the regime and views on its need for reform.
Call Number: High Use KN 310 K1 MURRPublication Date: 2022
Australian insolvency law by
Australian insolvency law provides an accessible and concise explanation and analysis of the important aspects of both personal and corporate insolvency law and practice.
Call Number: High Use KN 310 K1 SYMEPublication Date: 2019
Australian insolvency law : cases and materials by
Australian Insolvency Law: Cases and Materials by David Brown, Christopher Symes and Mark Wellard provides a concise yet comprehensive introduction to the key cases and materials of insolvency law in Australia. With a clear structure making the book easy to navigate, the explanatory approach helps students to develop the analytical and problem-solving skills necessary for successful insolvency practice. Each extract includes a summary of the most important elements: courts, facts, issue and decision. This overview is followed by the case extract itself and commentary.
Call Number: High Use KN 310 K1 SYMEPublication Date: 2016
