This article outlines a recent case where there was a successful appeal against a winding up order. In these types of cases, unlike most appeals, it is a hearing de novo – meaning that the Court considered all evidence, including...
When a company’s sole director and shareholder dies or loses capacity, it can leave the company unable to operate. Broader consequences arise if the company is the trustee of a trust, such as an inability to distribute income to beneficiaries.
For those who hold considerable assets, have business ventures, or support dependents, having a well-organised estate plan is fundamental to ensuring long-term stability, control and reassurance.
21 October, 2025
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