Company Administrators and Scheme Managers
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By: James O'Donovan
"Leading insolvency expert, Dr James O’Donovan addresses the law and practice on privately appointed receivers and managers in this book, offering detailed commentary on the complex areas of Voluntary Administration and Deeds of Company Arrangements. The analysis is drawn from his updating subscription work, Company Receivers and Administrators, the standard insolvency reference in this complex area. The service and handbook are ideal companion works, with the book offering a convenient and accessible resource for every day use, whether in court or at meetings of directors or creditors. Its clear explanation of complex issues is suitable for insolvency practitioners, lawyers, accountants and students. Consistent paragraph numbering means that readers are able to use the book in conjunction with the subscription edition which will keep up-to-date with case law and legislation changes"--Back cover.
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Book Overview: "Company Administrators and Scheme Managers" by James O'Donovan
Author and Expertise: The book is written by Dr. James O'Donovan, a leading insolvency expert. He is Special Counsel at Lavan Legal, a Perth-based law firm, and holds various professional qualifications including being a Professor of Law at the University of Western Australia, a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Courts of Western Australia, Victoria, and South Australia, and a Solicitor of the Supreme Courts of Queensland and New South Wales.
Publication Details: The book was published on December 21, 2011, by Thomson Reuters Australia. It is available in English and has an ISBN of 9780455230283.
Key Themes: The book focuses on the law and practice related to privately appointed receivers and managers. It provides detailed commentary on complex areas such as Voluntary Administration and Deeds of Company Arrangements. The analysis is drawn from Dr. O'Donovan's updating subscription work, "Company Receivers and Administrators," which is a standard insolvency reference in this complex area.
Plot Summary: The book serves as a comprehensive resource for insolvency practitioners, lawyers, accountants, and students. It offers a clear explanation of complex issues related to receivership and administration, making it suitable for everyday use in court or at meetings of directors or creditors. The consistent paragraph numbering allows readers to use the book in conjunction with the subscription edition, which keeps up-to-date with case law and legislation changes.
Critical Reception: While there is no specific critical reception available in the search results, the book's purpose and audience suggest that it has been well-received by professionals in the field of insolvency. The fact that it is a standard reference in the complex area of insolvency law and is used in conjunction with an updating subscription service indicates its value and reliability.
Audience and Usage: The book is aimed at a professional and scholarly audience, including insolvency practitioners, lawyers, accountants, and students. Its clear and accessible format makes it an ideal companion to the subscription edition, ensuring that it remains a valuable resource for those dealing with insolvency matters.