Add to ORKGExamines the Court of Appeal ruling in Khan v Trident Safeguards Ltd on whether a bankrupt had standing to appeal the Employment Tribunal's rejection of claims for discrimination and victimisation under the Race Relations Act 1976 and unfair dismissal. Considers whether the claims under the 1976 Act were hybrid and had vested in the trustee in bankruptcy
Consistent with prevailing neo-liberal ideologies, the Canadian bankruptcy system has become increas...
Circumstances where a bankrupt holds property on trust may create a number of complexities for the b...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from the UK Law and Society A...
(Excerpt) A party has “standing” (the right to challenge the conduct of another in court) when that ...
(Excerpt) It is well known that bankruptcy courts have jurisdiction over all of the property of the ...
(Excerpt) In bankruptcy litigation, the line between direct and derivative claims may be a thin one,...
Courts have struggled toward a unified theory to explain when the trustee has exclusive jurisdiction...
(Excerpt) In Barton v. Barbour, the Supreme Court established the general rule that a lawsuit cannot...
Abstract: Purpose - To consider whether the courts, in addressing petitions under section 994 of the...
(Excerpt) Once bankruptcy proceedings begin, section 541 of the United States Bankruptcy Code (the “...
(Excerpt) Rejecting the Second Circuit’s Wagoner rule and agreeing with the First, Third, Fifth, and...
We are grateful to Professor George Gretton for his comments on an earlier draft of this article. An...
This Comment examines Congress\u27 recent enactment of the Bankruptcy Amendments and Federal Judgesh...
A petition for reorganization was approved by the district court, and members of a bondholders\u27 c...
(Excerpt) When a debtor files for chapter 11 bankruptcy, three different time periods become importa...
Consistent with prevailing neo-liberal ideologies, the Canadian bankruptcy system has become increas...
Circumstances where a bankrupt holds property on trust may create a number of complexities for the b...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from the UK Law and Society A...
(Excerpt) A party has “standing” (the right to challenge the conduct of another in court) when that ...
(Excerpt) It is well known that bankruptcy courts have jurisdiction over all of the property of the ...
(Excerpt) In bankruptcy litigation, the line between direct and derivative claims may be a thin one,...
Courts have struggled toward a unified theory to explain when the trustee has exclusive jurisdiction...
(Excerpt) In Barton v. Barbour, the Supreme Court established the general rule that a lawsuit cannot...
Abstract: Purpose - To consider whether the courts, in addressing petitions under section 994 of the...
(Excerpt) Once bankruptcy proceedings begin, section 541 of the United States Bankruptcy Code (the “...
(Excerpt) Rejecting the Second Circuit’s Wagoner rule and agreeing with the First, Third, Fifth, and...
We are grateful to Professor George Gretton for his comments on an earlier draft of this article. An...
This Comment examines Congress\u27 recent enactment of the Bankruptcy Amendments and Federal Judgesh...
A petition for reorganization was approved by the district court, and members of a bondholders\u27 c...
(Excerpt) When a debtor files for chapter 11 bankruptcy, three different time periods become importa...
Consistent with prevailing neo-liberal ideologies, the Canadian bankruptcy system has become increas...
Circumstances where a bankrupt holds property on trust may create a number of complexities for the b...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from the UK Law and Society A...