Insolvency Law : Bankruptcy and Companies Winding- Up | by Gita Radhakrishna

Insolvency Law : Bankruptcy and Companies Winding- Up by Gita Radhakrishna

Insolvency Law: Bankruptcy and Companies Winding-Up is a helpful reference tool that integrates all of the current legislation on personal bankruptcy and corporate liquidation into a single volume. The book explores insolvency law's history and reasoning, as well as tough challenges, current amendments, and cases in these two areas. It presents the law in a rational and easy-to-understand format, with in-depth analysis, practical examples, tables, and summaries to assist all those who study and practise insolvency law.

About The Author of Insolvency Law : Bankruptcy and Companies Winding- Up

Dr. Gita Radhakrishna graduated with an LLB (Hons.) in 1981 and went on to Middle Temple to obtain her Bar in 1982. In 1983, she was appointed to the High Court of Malaya, where she practised law for several years before deciding to pursue a career in academia. She is currently a Senior Lecturer at Multimedia University's Faculty of Law, where she also earned her MPhil and PhD. Insolvency Law, Conveyancing Practice, and Banking Law are some of the topics she teaches.

CONTENTS of Bankruptcy and Companies Winding- Up

• Introduction to Insolvency
• Bankruptcy: Pre-bankruptcy
• The Bankruptcy Notice
• The Creditor’s Bankruptcy Petition
• The Bankruptcy Order
• Realization of the Property of the Bankrupt
• Discharge of a Bankrupt
• Corporate Rescue Mechanism
• Judicial Management
• Companies Winding-Up
• Compulsory Winding-Up by the Court
• Hearing of the Petition for Winding-Up
• Receivership and Liquidation
• Other Types of Compulsory Winding-Up
• Corporate Voluntary Arrangement

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