The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2003 - Law |
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... payment in the ordinary course of business . Statutory guidelines may be required to clarify what constitutes payment in the ordinary course of business . BACKGROUND Traditionally , liquidators ' statutory power to recover payments made ...
... payment in the ordinary course of business . Statutory guidelines may be required to clarify what constitutes payment in the ordinary course of business . BACKGROUND Traditionally , liquidators ' statutory power to recover payments made ...
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... Payments on Long - Term Debt as Voidable Preferences : The Impact of the 1984 Bankruptcy Amendments " , [ 1987 ] Duke LJ 78 at 85 , states the following are not payment in the ordinary course of business : early payments ; payments in ...
... Payments on Long - Term Debt as Voidable Preferences : The Impact of the 1984 Bankruptcy Amendments " , [ 1987 ] Duke LJ 78 at 85 , states the following are not payment in the ordinary course of business : early payments ; payments in ...
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... payment is atypically prompt or large compared with an established pattern of arrears or small payments . With ... payment can be said to have been made in the ordinary course of business . Was it in its objective commercial setting an ...
... payment is atypically prompt or large compared with an established pattern of arrears or small payments . With ... payment can be said to have been made in the ordinary course of business . Was it in its objective commercial setting an ...
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