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Summary Law of insolvency: Impeachable dispositions

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comprehensive notes summarised from Hockley's Insolvency Law 9th Edition textbook.

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Topic 8: Impeachable dispositions

Introduction

- Trustee has power to recover certain property alienated by insolvent before sequestration

To impeach something means
- Call its validity into question

Insolvency Act sets out sections which are
- Intended to protect creditors where X (insolvent) entered into transactions before he became insolvent,
which have the effect, upon insolvency and sequestration, of being prejudicial to the general body of
creditors
- These transactions are called disposition
o It involves a disposing of an estate asset (includes money)

What does it mean to dispose of?

- To transfer
- Give away
- Donate etc

When does it occur?

- Enquiry for impeachable dispositions are made at time when trustee looking for property that has been
disposed of

A trustee may

- Impeach a disposition (question validity of disposition)
He can do this by
- Making an application to court to have disposition set aside

If court of opinion that disposition should be set aside then
- Disposition is consequently retrospectively invalid
- The asset, or its value, will be retrieved from party to whom the insolvent disposed the asset to
- Asset will then be available to be distributed amongst creditors

Four main types of impeachable dispositions: Dispositions which may be set aside

- Dispositions without value
o Such as donations
- Voidable preferences
o Dispositions having the effect of preferring one creditor above another
- Undue preferences
o Dispositions that is intended to prefer one creditor above another
- Collusive dealings
o Made in collision with another and having the effect of prejudicing creditors or preferiing one
above another



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