A statutory demand is a written request for the payment of debts that are owed by an insolvent company, under section 459E of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth). This complete guide to statutory demands is one of the most comprehensive free guides to …
How to Draft a Statutory Demand – Form 509H
Do you need to know how to draft a statutory demand - Form 509H? A statutory demand is a demand for payment pursuant to section 459E of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) ("the Corporations Act"). If you are a creditor of a debtor company, and the …
Abuse of Process – Statutory Demand
When is a statutory demand an abuse of process? The Courts have said that an abuse of process includes: Conduct that is unconscionable; and/or Conduct which gives rise to substantial injustice; and/or When they are used for an improper …
Setting Aside Statutory Demand – Complete Guide
If you are setting aside a statutory demand, you must use one of the following: A genuine dispute between the company and the respondent about the existence or amount of a debt to which the demand relates. The debtor company an offsetting …
Setting Aside Statutory Demand
Setting aside statutory demand can be a very complicated procedure. If you have been served with a statutory demand with an affidavit, then it is very important that you seek legal advice as soon as possible to try to get it set aside. You will …
Statutory Demand
A statutory demand is a demand for payment under section 459E of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth). If an insolvent debtor company owes you a debt over $2,000.00 then you can serve them with a statutory demand. If you have a judgment debt over a …
Letter of Demand
Letter of demand for money owed to you is an important step to attempt to resolve your debt recovery matter without investing the time and expense into commercial litigation or alternative dispute resolution. Stonegate Legal's debt recovery …
Debt Recovery Lawyers in Queensland
Debt recovery lawyers do a lot more than simply recover debts. A good debt recovery lawyer knows the legal system, and can use this to form a strategic plan, to reach a commercial solution with a positive outcome. Debt recovery solicitors will …
How to Avoid and Manage Building Disputes in Queensland
Building disputes can arise in a number of different ways between a number of different parties. A building dispute can be between a building owner and a building contractor; between 2 or more building contractors; or homeowner, contractor and a …
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Building and Construction Disputes
Building and construction disputes lawyers are legal practitioners who deal with matters arising from all building and construction disputes. This does not simply relate to builders but can also relate to other tradespeople and professionals …
Litigation Lawyers in Queensland
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Unpaid Wages and the Fair Entitlements Guarantee
The Fair Entitlements Guarantee (“FEG”) is a statutory safety net where the Australian Government will pay employee entitlements to eligible employees of a company that gets wound up in insolvency, or for people who have been made bankrupt. The …
Wage Theft – Underpayment of Wages
Wage theft is the non-payment of your legal entitlements by your employer, including award rates, penalty rates, wages, and overtime. If your employer has stolen your wages then you may have a claim in the Federal Court, Federal Circuit Court, the …
Legal Proceedings for Debt Recovery
Legal proceedings for debt recovery include: Trying to resolve the debt dispute without litigation; Starting legal proceedings for debt recovery; Obtaining a judgment or enforceable money order; and Enforcing that judgment over the …
Insolvency
An insolvency lawyer is a legal professional with a focus on insolvency issues in the Corporations Act 2001 (CTH) and its rules and regulations, and the Bankruptcy Act 1966 (CTH) and its rules and regulations. Usually dealing with an insolvency …