› resolution of creditors of corporate group to execute Deed of Company Arrangement (DOCA)
› application by Commissioner of State Revenue under ss 445D(1) or s 447A of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) to set aside DOCA
Corporations
› whether DOCA continuing on foot is against public interest and commercial morality
› construction of public interest and commercial morality
› whether DOCA subverts object of Pt 5.3A of the Corporations Act
› whether DOCA shields directors from scrutiny and possible claims for breaches of duty
› whether better prospects of recovery for creditors in a liquidation than under DOCA
Corporations
› whether Report to Creditors false and misleading for non-disclosure of material information about payroll tax liabilities details of the companies’ solvency
› whether companies failed to maintain books and records in breach of s 286 of the Corporations Act
› whether material omission from the Report to report on or to conduct investigations into companies’ taxation liability or failing to adjourn Second Meeting of Creditors to enable such investigations
Corporations
› whether DOCA unfairly discriminatory against Commissioner as creditor within the meaning of s 445D(1)(f)(i) of the Corporations Act
Case Details
Citation[2024] FCA 662
CourtFCA
JurisdictionCommonwealth
Decision Date21 June 2024
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