Insolvency & Restructuring

General Guides and Seminar Presentations

DateItem Title 
2013-04Corporate Insolvency Law and Practice for Officers (PDF only)
2013-02How common law and equity assist the liquidator in assets recovery (PDF only)
2012-11Cross-border assets recovery: battlefield Hong Kong (PDF only)
2012-11Not All Is Lost - Recent Developments in Asset Recovery through Liquidation (PDF only)
2012-11S.408 CO - Offences Relating to Contents of Auditor's Report (PDF only)
2012-11Basic Insolvency Law and Practice and Company Restructuring for Managers and Directors (PDF only)
2012-04Shareholder Disputes in Family Companies (PDF only)
2012-02Recent Developments in Insolvency Law Part II (PDF only)
2012-01Recent Developments in Insolvency Law Part I (PDF only)
2010-03An Update on the Powers and Work of Liquidators (PDF only)
2009-12Insolvency Update – Powers and Works of Liquidators (PDF only)
2009-12Company Law Update – Shareholder Disputes and CJR (PDF only)
2008-10S.221 of the Companies Ordinance and Auditors’ Liabilities (PDF only)
2007-07Choosing the Most Appropriate Mode of Winding-up (PDF only)
2007-07Directors and Officers' Personal Liabilities in Winding-up (PDF only)
2007-07Corporate Rescue and Scheme of Arrangement (PDF only)
2007-06Setting Aside Transactions on Insolvency (PDF only)


Newsletters & Updates

DateItem Title 
2013-04Discharging a Genuine Liability is No Loss to the Company
2013-03Quantifying Director’s Liability for Loss Suffered by a Company for Prolonged Trading after it became Insolvent
2013-02Where Danger Lurks: Intellectual Property Problems for Insolvency Practitioners
2013-01Negligence Claims against Independent Directors and Senior Employees of a Failed Company
2012-12The Legal Status of Cross-border Insolvency Protocol in Hong Kong
2012-11How Common Law and Equity Assist the Liquidator in Recovering Diverted Company Assets from Third Party Recipients
2012-11Re Yung Kee Holdings Ltd – A Winding Up Mission Impossible?
2012-10Harder Than You Think? Winding Up a Foreign Company in Hong Kong
2012-08English Court Rendered Assistance to a German Administrator to Apply Statutory Section to Set Aside Transactions Defrauding Creditors
2012-07Receiver's Duty of Care in the Sale of Property
2012-04Director ordered to pay the petitioner’s costs in the company’s winding up process
2012-03Rule against Double Proof trumps over the rule in Cherry v Boultbee
2012-02How the Court Determines Whether a Liquidator Should be Removed From Office
2012-01A Vote of Life and Death: How to Deal with Uncooperative Shareholders Opposing a Proposed Scheme of Arrangement?
2011-11Application of Anti-Deprivation Principle to Complex Commercial Transactions
2011-09Tortoise in Coma – Reform of Hong Kong’s Insolvency Law
2011-08Factoring Agreement is not a Registrable Charge and is Valid as Against the Liquidators
2011-07Intent to Defraud Creditors under s.60 CPO: How to Prove Actual Intent if Freeman v Pope Does Not Apply?
2011-05Sanction and Modification of a Scheme of Arrangement
2011-03Significant Development in Litigation Funding under Hong Kong Law
2011-02Bank Loan Set Aside by Liquidators as Borrower’s Chairman and CEO Lacked Apparent Authority
2010-11Appointment of Provisional Liquidator
2010-10Principles of Gagging Orders
2010-09Liquidators No Need to Bear Creditor's Costs for Wrongful Rejection of Proof of Debt
2010-08Grounds for Refusing a Private Examination Application by the Liquidators (Part 2)
2010-07Grounds for Refusing a Private Examination Application by the Liquidators
2010-06Moulin Global Case to Proceed to Full Trial
2010-05An Update on Lawful Litigation Funding for Liquidators
2010-04Lawful Litigation Funding for Liquidators
2010-03When the Liquidator meets the Maritime Claimant…
2010-02When Intellectual Property Rights Meet Insolvency
2010-01Shadow Directors Liable as Directors
2009-12Final Victory for Liquidators
2009-12Liquidators Held Free to Disclose Private Examination Transcript to the Police
2009-11Can a foreign company not registered in Hong Kong be wound up by the Hong Kong Courts?
2009-09Why A Liquidator May be Removed From Office
2009-08The Court of Final Appeal Affirmed Notes and Transcripts of Examination Obtained in Private Examination May Attract Legal Professional Privilege
2009-07Important Time Limits for Liquidators
2009-02Directors' Personal Liability in Winding Up: Disqualification Order
2008-12Unfair Preference to “Associates”
2008-12ONC Lawyers Scores Important Victory For Liquidators
2008-12US Bankruptcy and Non-US Creditors
2008-12The Return of the Living Dead (Company)
2008-09Former Auditor Ordered to be Examined and Produce Documents in Winding-up
2008-09Liquidators Not Doing Their Job Properly Might Not Get Paid
2008-06Unfair Preference to Non-Associates
2008-05HK Court’s First Recognition of the Liquidation Committee of a PRC State-Owned Enterprise
2008-02Release of Private Examination Transcript to CCB held not to Infringe Human Right

 

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