In brief Australia’s borders may be closed, but from the start of the pandemic, Australian courts have continued to grapple with insolvency issues from beyond our shores. Recent cases have expanded the recognition of international insolvency processes in Australia, whilst also highlighting that Australia’s own insolvency regimes have application internationally. Key takeaways There have been relatively few applications for recognition under the UNCITRAL Model Law since the pandemic started. Significantly these cases continue to recognise…
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