Tender of the amount of a statutory demand before...
It is well known that a company served with a statutory demand has 21...
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Resetting the stopwatch for setting aside statutory demands: how long do you have?
Like many areas of insolvency law, statutory demands have strict procedural requirements as to the timing by which documents must be served. But how is the passage of time calculated? If something is required to be done "21 days after" a document is served, is this intended to be inclusive or exclusive of the day the document was served? The Supreme Court of NSW recently grappled with this issue in Verimark Pty Ltd v Passiontree Velvet Pty Ltd...
McCabe Curwood pledges $20,000 to the Sydney...
McCabe Curwood shines at the 10th Annual Diamond Event pledging...
“Going behind” a judgment debt in the...
The decision of the High Court of Australia in Ramsay Health Care...
Who was the driver? The High Court discusses the...
This dispute was limited to a single issue β who was driving the...
Assessing loss of use β The real cost of hiring...
Motor accident disputes remain prevalent. Amidst the 'carnage' there...
The High Court rules in favour of the ATO,...
In a recent big win for the Australian Taxation Office (ATO), the High...
Trustee exoneration clauses: a high hurdle to...
Trustee exoneration (or exemption) clauses are common in trust deeds....
Private Clients team host estate planning seminar...
On 22 August 2019 the Private Clients team at McCabe Curwood, in...
The importance of getting it right: The difference...
Managing employee performance is often challenging for employers and...