The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2003 - Law |
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... directors ' duties in the Companies Act 1993 Act . Out went the 1955 Act test of a director " knowingly " carrying on business in a reckless manner or with an " intent to defraud creditors " when determining whether a director should be ...
... directors ' duties in the Companies Act 1993 Act . Out went the 1955 Act test of a director " knowingly " carrying on business in a reckless manner or with an " intent to defraud creditors " when determining whether a director should be ...
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... director would have done in the circumstances . In a series of lectures given in 1990 Professor Len Sealy considered New Zealand's company law reform and in particular directors ' liability . He commented : A one person company , or a ...
... director would have done in the circumstances . In a series of lectures given in 1990 Professor Len Sealy considered New Zealand's company law reform and in particular directors ' liability . He commented : A one person company , or a ...
Page 268
... directors to an unwarranted level of potential liability . FRAUDULENT v INSOLVENT TRADING At the core of s 135 and 136 is the incorrect presumption that insolvent trading always involves wrongful conduct by the directors . Oesterle , at ...
... directors to an unwarranted level of potential liability . FRAUDULENT v INSOLVENT TRADING At the core of s 135 and 136 is the incorrect presumption that insolvent trading always involves wrongful conduct by the directors . Oesterle , at ...
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