The Practitioner S Personal Insolvency Handbook

The Practitioners Personal Insolvency Handbook is designed specifically for Irish legal practitioners, providing an overview of debt collection and procedure in relation to personal insolvent clients. The book contains an outline of the various debt collection procedures in Ireland's courts where the procedure is quite distinct, depending whether one is in the District, Circuit, or High Court. Separate chapters deal with the particular procedures in each court. This book explains how to enforce a judgment once obtained, how to register it as a judgment mortgage, and how to ultimately obtain an Order for Sale of a premises over which a judgment mortgage has been registered. The book also examines mortgage suit proceedings, whether the basis of the mortgage is a legal charge, an equitable mortgage, or a judgment mortgage. Additionally, the book looks at how to attach debts by garnishee order or the appointment of a Receiver by way of equitable execution and explains the procedure up to the point of petitioning the High Court to have a person adjudicated a bankrupt. Finally, there is a discussion on Mareva Injunctions. The Practitioners Personal Insolvency Handbook contains an explanation of the steps required to obtain the individual orders and also contains various precedents of proceedings and necessary forms.

This new handbook expertly guides practitioners step-by-step through personal insolvency law, right from the pre-petition stage to appeals. It combines a succinct analysis of the law with a clear explanation of its practical application. Covering all the relevant topics, including bankruptcy, insolvent partnerships and Individual Voluntary Arrangements, it will prove an indispensable tool for lawyers and insolvency practitioners advising either creditors or debtors. * Up-to-date with key legislative provisions from the Insolvency Act 2000 and the Enterprise Act 2002 * Highly practical treatment, with examples and case studies throughout * Provides all relevant forms * Contains a useful list of all bankruptcy courts

The Insolvency Practitioners' Association, in unison with LexisNexis, brings you the Sixth Edition of the Insolvency Practitioners' Handbook. The essential, one-volume work has been fully updated for 2018 with all the codes and guides that insolvency practitioners and students alike need to have at their fingertips. It is also useful for solicitors in practice, in particular the Statements of Insolvency Practice (SIPs).

This text offers an in-depth explanation of the legal framework of personal insolvency. It deals with key issues such as bankruptcy, individual voluntary arrangements and insolvent partnerships.

A practical book covering law and practice relating to personal insolvency. It sets out the procedure for statutory demands, examines the subject from the angle of both the creditor and the debtor, discusses property divisible among creditors, and rights and duties of trustees.

'Insolvency Law Handbook' is useful for professionals called upon to advise debtors faced with personal or corporate insolvency, or their creditors. It explains the insolvency process - looking at each of the various procedures in turn, highlighting the decisions to be made, the options available and the potential pitfalls.

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