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The Peoples Decision - Two Years Later: Where Are We At And What Have We Learned? In October 2004, the Supreme Court of Canada (“SCC”) issued its decision in Peoples Department Stores Inc. (Trustee of) v. Wise. It was hoped that this decision would clarify, once and for all, to what extent directors of insolvent or “near-insolvent” corporations are required to consider and take into account the interests of creditors when making governance decisions.	31.10.06
Collection Law in British Columbia: Getting Paid on a Collection File - From Start to Finish This paper is intended to be an overview of various issues and potential pitfalls that inevitably will arise in the course of attempting to collect on a debt claim from the time the debt becomes due all the way through to the enforcement of a court judgment based on the debt claim.	27.10.05
Top Ten Issues Facing Insolvency Practitioners Across the Country There are many enumerated acts of bankruptcy in the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act, but most creditors will rely on the ground that the debtor has ceased to meet his liabilities generally as they become due. It is also important to note that a debtor be unable to pay liabilities as they become due – as opposed to being able but unwilling.	15.10.05

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The Peoples Decision - Two Years Later: Where Are We At And What Have We Learned?

In October 2004, the Supreme Court of Canada (“SCC”) issued its decision in Peoples Department Stores Inc. (Trustee of) v. Wise. It was hoped that this decision would clarify, once and for all, to what extent directors of insolvent or “near-insolvent” corporations are required to consider and take into account the interests of creditors when making governance decisions.

31.10.06

Collection Law in British Columbia: Getting Paid on a Collection File - From Start to Finish

This paper is intended to be an overview of various issues and potential pitfalls that inevitably will arise in the course of attempting to collect on a debt claim from the time the debt becomes due all the way through to the enforcement of a court judgment based on the debt claim.

27.10.05

Top Ten Issues Facing Insolvency Practitioners Across the Country

There are many enumerated acts of bankruptcy in the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act, but most creditors will rely on the ground that the debtor has ceased to meet his liabilities generally as they become due. It is also important to note that a debtor be unable to pay liabilities as they become due – as opposed to being able but unwilling.

15.10.05