The book contains the full text of both the old Bankruptcy Act 1967 and the new Insolvency Act 1967 set out side-by-side, with practical introductory commentary summarising the changes before each Part.
This book contains an analysis of the latest provisions in Personal Insolvency Law which came into effect in October and November 2017. Major changes include the introduction of Voluntary Arrangements, the increase in the threshold for bankruptcy proceedings, the replacement of Receiving Orders and Adjudication Orders, a new help mechanism, and widespread changes in terminology.
Designed for easy reference, the book contains the full text of both the old Bankruptcy Act 1967 and the new Insolvency Act 1967 set out side-by-side, with practical introductory commentary summarising the changes before each Part.
Related subsidiary legislation is also reproduced including:
• the Insolvency Rules 2017 (amended);
• the Insolvency (Cost) Rules 1969 (revised)
• the Insolvency (Fees) Rules 1969 (revised); and
• the Insolvency (Voluntary Arrangement) Rules 2017.
These amendments will have far-reaching consequences for the practice of bankruptcy law, touching on issues of importance for lawyers, judicial officers, academics, inhouse counsel, company directors and members of the public.
Tejindarpal Kaur is a graduate in Law from the University of London. She served as a Legal Assistant in the Department of Insolvency (BHEUU, Prime Ministers Department) and retired from service in 2005. Since then, she has practiced as a sole proprietor in Messrs Tejindarpal & Co. and as a legal Assistant with Messrs Hargopal Singh & Co..
She is an accredited mediator and arbitrator with the Malaysian Mediation Centre (MMC), the Kuala Lumpur Regional Centre of Arbitration (KlRCA), and the the ClArb (Chartered Institute of Arbitrators). Tejindarpal also served as a member of the Selangor Bar Committee for 6 terms ans was the Secretary of the Selangor Bar Committee (2012/2013).
Tejindarpal also serves in the following committees of the Bar Council:
i Arbitration & Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee;
ii Bar Council Child Rights Committee;
iii Professional and Standards Development Committee;
iv Small Firms Committee, and
v Conveyancing Practice sub-committee at the Selangor Bar.