Canadian Forms & Precedents - Debtor/Creditor, 2nd Edition

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Offering state-of-the-art precedents drafted by Canada's leading practitioners, Canadian Forms & Precedents is a comprehensive multi-volume set that provides the highest standard of legal forms and precedents in Canada. Covering all major subject areas, Canadian Forms & Precedents saves time and costs, and is the most comprehensive and authoritative library of drafting documents.

Fast, Accurate Help in Documenting Bankruptcy and Insolvency Issues

Authored by a team of experts in the area of bankruptcy and insolvency, Canadian Forms & Precedents - Debtor/Creditor, 2nd Edition offers over 500 forms and precedents, in-depth commentary and indispensable checklists covering bankruptcy, receivership, restructuring, builders' liens and levying execution.

Features and Benefits

• Practical commentary from leading practitioners provides you with a context for preparing documents
• Expertly crafted forms and precedents many of whichare specially created by the authors and not available elsewhere
• Checklists to guide you through proceedings from start to finish
• Alerts on particular requirements that can influence your draft
• Related legislation updated and reproduced in full

New in This Edition

• Complimentary CD-ROM version of the publication containing electronic versions of all the forms and precedents in both Folio and Microsoft Word format
• A new chapter on Bulk Sales, Oppressive Conduct and Fraudulent Preferences and Conveyances, including extensive expert author commentary and key forms and precedents
• Expanded expert author commentary on bankruptcy law and practice, with a checklist detailing steps to take in bankruptcy proceedings and newly revised bankruptcy forms and precedents
• New commentary, forms and precedents for builders' liens for British Columbia and Alberta
• All chapters fully revised and updated
• Improved format and page layout
• New 5-ring binder that decreases the possibility of page tears