Chapter 1: - Advantage to creditors and the Insolvency Act 32 of 1916: Lessons to be learned. By Melanie Roestoff (Prof.) and Hermie Coetzee (Prof.)
Chapter 2: - Recent developments regarding administration orders. By Michelle Kelly-Louw (Prof.)
Chapter 3: - Bankruptcy and debt recovery procedures in Cameroon. By Ngaundje Doris Leno (Dr.)
Chapter 4: - The acceptance of the Dutch suspension of payments settlement in South African law: Some problems and suggested solutions. By Alastair Smith (Prof.)
Chapter 5: - The impact of labour law on insolvency and business rescue law reforms: Endeavouring to fit square pegs into round holes. By Stefan van Eck (Prof.)
Chapter 6: - The protection of creditor interests when the company is in the €œmist€? of insolvency: BTI 2014 LLC v Sequana SA and lessons for South Africa. By Christiaan Swart (Prof.) & Jani van Wyk (Dr.)
Chapter 7: - Just and equitable liquidation or just and equitable to liquidate. By Piet Delport (Prof.)
Chapter 8: - Navigating the restated interpretation paradigm: Insights from Von Savigny and Lord Hoffman on the Constitutional Court's jurisprudence and liquidations. By Juanitta Calitz (Prof.) & Patrick O'Brien (Prof.)
Addendum - Biography of academic career and list of publications: Professor Andre Boraine