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• Has your company been served with a Statutory Demand?

  If your company has been served with a creditors statutory demand for payment you must act with urgency, as allowing it to expire can cause irrevocable harm. The most simple way that a company can be wound up and liquidators appointed is when an application is brought after the expiry of a > Read More

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• Common questions and answers for using caveats over real property in debt collection

  Common questions and answers for using caveats over real property in debt collection What is a caveat? A caveat is a formal notice lodged on real property, which stops any person (including the registered proprietor) from dealing with the real property. Who may lodge a caveat? Any person claiming an estate or > Read More

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• Enforcement of judgements in Queensland

  Enforcement warrant for seizure and sale of land How do you place an enforcement warrant over a debtor’s land? You need: A Certified Copy of Enforcement Warrant for Seizure and Sale of Property this must show the address of the property you are placing a writ over; and To notify the Enforcement > Read More

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• 10 Golden Rules of Credit Control

  1. Consider whether you need to provide credit in the first place. Many businesses will provide credit without considering whether their clients require or expect it. Even worse, many businesses become unwilling credit providers. Have you ever delivered stock, cash on delivery, and not been paid at the time of delivery? Have > Read More

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