From allens.com.au: The NSW Court of Appeal ruled that letters of comfort don’t make a company liable for debts admitted by a liquidator.
Liquidators’ admissions can’t create new company liabilities or change existing ones.
From allens.com.au: The NSW Court of Appeal ruled that letters of comfort don’t make a company liable for debts admitted by a liquidator.
Liquidators’ admissions can’t create new company liabilities or change existing ones.
Filed under: Business Law, Insolvency