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Date: 17 June 2021, 12:00pm to 2:00pm AEST
This course covers the basics of investigating a bankrupt’s examinable affairs, including consideration of the public examination provisions of the Act and the use of section 77AA, 77A and 77C notices. Section 305 funding applications will also be considered.
A trustee has a statutory duty to identify divisible assets and voidable transactions which may be realised for the benefit of creditors of the estate.
Investigating a bankrupt’s examinable affairs includes seeking information from the bankrupt, related parties and others.
However, many bankrupts don’t co-operate with their trustee, making it difficult for the trustee to obtain the necessary information to discharge their duties.
Fortunately, the Bankruptcy Act provides tools to assist trustees in carrying out their investigations, especially where parties are reluctant to provide information.
This course covers the basics of investigating a bankrupt’s examinable affairs, including consideration of the public examination provisions of the Act and the use of section 77AA, 77A and 77C notices. Section 305 funding applications will also be considered.
At the end of this course you will be able to understand:
We recommend you have one year of on-the-job experience in personal insolvency prior to attending this course.
A two-hour presentation covering the theory, plus at least one practical exercise to ensure understanding of the issues.
Members & non-members: $199 (GST incl.)
Up to 2 CPE hours.
Please see our enrolment and cancellation policy . For further information contact our education team.
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