10-08-2010
August 2010 Newsletter
29-07-2010
Kypo Pty Limited t/as Oxley Commercial Catering Equipment
28-06-2010
The Supercar Club Pty Limited
28-06-2010
TSCCF Pty Limited
25-06-2010
June 2010 Newsletter
01-06-2010
May 2010 Newsletter
14-05-2010
December 2009 Newsletter
14-05-2010
March 2010 Newsletter
07-05-2010
B&H Medcalf Pty Limited
24-03-2010
24 James Street, Morpeth - Morpeth Guesthouse
10-03-2010
J. Wishart Plumbing Pty Limited
11-01-2010
Allbarry Recruitment & Training Pty Limited (In Liquidation)
10-12-2009
L & G Print Group
13-11-2009
All American RV's & Trucks Pty Limited (In Liquidation)
13-11-2009
Zelbarry International Pty Limited (In Liquidation)
13-11-2009
Hulpro Design & Engineering Pty Limited (In Liquidation)
13-11-2009
Rads Hydraulic Mechanical Services Pty Limited (In Liquidation)
13-11-2009
Euro Bar & Grill Hamilton Pty Limited (In Liquidation)
11-11-2009
Capital Homes
05-10-2009
Bankruptcy Supervisor
02-10-2009
Deed of Company Arrangement
01-10-2009
Outback Developments Pty Limited (In Liquidation)
01-10-2009
P.I.C. Co Pty Ltd (In Liquidation)
01-10-2009
Polly K Pty Ltd (Receiver & Manager Appointed)
01-10-2009
Tivolap Pty Limited (Receivers & Managers Appointed)
30-09-2009
Personal Insolvency Arrangements
30-09-2009
Agent for the Mortgagee
30-09-2009
Court Appointed Trustee
30-09-2009
Hospitality Services
30-09-2009
Baker with no dough
30-09-2009
Club Crisis
30-09-2009
Damages and the Debtor
30-09-2009
Steel Construction Struggling
30-09-2009
Janjet Pty Ltd (In Liquidation)
29-09-2009
Voluntary Administration
29-09-2009
Members Voluntary Liquidation
29-09-2009
Creditors Voluntary Liquidation
29-09-2009
Official Liquidation
29-09-2009
Receivership
29-09-2009
Provisional Liquidation
29-09-2009
Consulting
29-09-2009
Bankruptcy
Receivership
A Receiver is usually appointed by a creditor holding a valid registered charge over the assets of the company. The charge must allow for the appointment of a Receiver. The charge can be fixed over specific assets, floating over all assets or a combination of both. The Receiver acts on behalf of the secured creditor, rather than the creditors in general, although must not infringe on the rights of other classes of creditor in achieving the objectives of his or her appointment.
Alternatively a Receiver can be appointed by the Court on application by a relevant party. The Court Order will determine the objectives of the appointment. This process is more often than not used as a remedy for irreconcilable dispute, and a means to protect the assets and business of a company that may be in jeopardy although the entity may not be insolvent.
We have substantial experience in private and court appointments having been appointed Receiver numerous times by major banks and private lenders over the past 13 years. We have developed a reputation with secured lenders by consistently achieving the objectives of the appointment in a cost effective professional manner.
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