What You Need to Know About Australia’s Corporate Insolvency and Liquidation Regime Amid the Wave of Insolvencies
Corporate insolvency and liquidation is a rigorous legal process, designed to deal with a company’s assets and liabilities in a fair and transparent manner. The legislation governing liquidation is voluminous, and its procedural steps and time limits are strictly prescribed. Accordingly, for all parties involved in a liquidation - whether company directors, management, employees, shareholders, or creditors - understanding the liquidation process and how to protect their inter
Directors’ Duties and Obligations Under Australian Corporate Law - The Duty of Care and Diligence
Directors’ Duties and Obligations Under Australian Corporate Law - The Duty of Care and Diligence
Immigration Law | Taking the Minister to Court: Judicial Review After a Visa Refusal or Cancellation
When a visa is refused or cancelled, the next step is not always obvious - but the time to act is often very short. This article explains how judicial review works in Australian immigration law, how it differs from ART merits review, what “jurisdictional error” means, and what remedies a court can grant if a migration decision was not made according to law.
