Date: Thursday 26th September 2019

Time: 2.00pm - 5.00pm

Venue: Gresham Hotel, Dublin

Cost: €165

At a time when creditors are becoming increasingly anxious about being paid and turning to legal avenues for assistance, it is imperative that practitioners are aware of all options potentially available to their clients. The purpose of this seminar is to highlight some of the most common - but also some of the lesser known - remedies available to creditors for enforcing debts and judgements. In particular, we focus on the practical issues, such as procedure, costs and the relative effectiveness of each remedy. As always, the seminar includes access to our comprehensive reading materials.

The seminar also takes into account the latest developments in the law, such as the recent commencement of European Account Protection Orders, new rules of court and the latest judicial authority from the courts.

 

• Solicitors and barristers.
• Insolvency practitioners.
• Accountants.
• Company directors.
• Secured and unsecured creditors.  
• Debt recovery specialists.
• Anyone with an interest in debt recovery!

 

Below are some of the key topics discussed in this seminar:

• The new Civil Debts (procedure) Act
• Latest case law and developments in each of the areas below.
• The new European Account Preservation Order
• New Court Rules for debt recovery
• Debt recovery against individuals and partnerships.
• Debt recovery against administrators of estates.
• Debt recovery against liquidated or dissolved companies.
• Remedies available to landlords for non-payment of rent.
• Obtaining judgment: key considerations, including practice and procedure.
• Bankruptcy.
• New schedule of court fees.
• Set-offs and liens
• Charges on shares in a company.
• Judgment mortgages.
• Garnishee orders.
• Receiverships.
• Instalment orders.
• Time limit.
• Costs of debt recovery.
• And more...

The material for this seminar includes detailed notes.

This seminar is presented by Mr Mahmud Samad BL. Mahmud is a practising barrister and expert in company and insolvency law. Click here to view Mahmud's full profile.