Judicial management in Singapore
Digitised Book 216.73.216.191 (0)
1990
Information About
This book examines the concept of judicial management against the statutory backdrop of corporate insolvency in Singapore and gives a thorough analysis of the law involved. The strategic implications of judicial management for creditors and the impact of judicial management on banking practice, security considerations and security documentation are also considered at length. This book will be invaluable to lawyers, accountants, financiers, business consultants, company directors and anyone who is concerned with the life, death and the possible resuscitation of a company.
Additional Details
- Title
- Judicial management in Singapore
- Creators
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- Choong, T. C.
- Subject
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- Corporate turnarounds--Singapore--Management
- Corporation law--Singapore
- Liquidation--Singapore
- Bankruptcy--Singapore
- Publisher
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- National Library Board Singapore, 1990
- Butterworths, 1990
- Contributors
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- Rajah, V. K. (Vijaya Kumar), 1957-
- Digital Description
- application/pdf, xxiii, 285 p.
- Table of Contents
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- Partial contents. Chapter 1. Introduction -- I. Introduction -- II. Judicial management in Singapore -- III. Judicial management in South Africa -- IV. Official management in Australia -- Chapter 2. Existing alternatives to judicial management -- I. Principal considerations in corporate insolvency law -- II. The Pan El debacle -- III. An insolvency practitioner with authority should manage the insolvent company. A. Winding-up proceedings. B. Receivership. C. Section 210 compromise or arrangement -- IV Moratorium. A. Winding-up proceedings. B. Receivership. C. Section 210 compromise or arrangement -- V. The company must be able to continue to trade. A. Winding-up proceedings. B. Receivership. C. Section 210 compromise or arrangement -- VI. Effective procedures. A. Winding-up proceedings. B. Receivership. C. Section 210 compromise or arrangement.
- Copyright
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- All Rights Reserved. National Library Board Singapore 2009.