Can a creditor hold a parent company liable when its subsidiary cannot pay?
An unpaid judgment against a subsidiary did not establish fraudulent trading by its former parent; the underlying transactions and evidence were decisive.
An unpaid judgment against a subsidiary did not establish fraudulent trading by its former parent; the underlying transactions and evidence were decisive.
A genuine services contract did not excuse undisclosed benefits received by company insiders, but recovery still depended on the wrong and loss proved.
A Federal Court decision explains when a joint venture partner can recover money directly and why the agreement, personal promises and payment records matter.
Can a director be personally liable for a share sale? The High Court dismissed the claim against the individual director represented by Messrs. Koo Jia Hung.
The Court of Appeal considers whether a company can amend its arbitration clause after a distributor has already brought the dispute to court.
A practical guide for property buyers and businesses reviewing rental promises, company obligations and unpaid rent.
A practical starting point for shareholders assessing a joint venture dispute: organise the promises, company decisions, funding records and desired outcome.