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Andrew
HANAK
Areas of Expertise: |
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- Banking and Finance
- Bankruptcy
- Building, Construction and Engineering
- Class Actions/Representative Proceedings
- Commercial Law
- Contract Disputes
- Corporate Insolvency and Reconstruction
- Corporations and Securities
- Disciplinary Proceedings
- Insurance (including Re-insurance)
- International Commercial Arbitration
- Landlord and Tenant (Commercial, Residential)
- Mediation
- Mortgages and Securities
- Partnership Law
- Professional Negligence
- Property
- Telecommunications
- Trade Practices, Consumer Protection
- Unit Trusts
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Particular Matters: |
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- Australian Securities and Investments Commission v Lee
[2007] FCA 508
- Livingspring Pty Ltd v Ng
[2007] VSC 9
- Nicholson v The Registrar of Titles
[2005] VSC 271
- Premier Building and Consulting Pty Ltd v Spotless Group Ltd & Ors
[2005] VSC 19
[2004] VSC 522
- Photosprint Australia Pty Ltd
[2004] FCA 1504
- Verduci v Macquarie Bank Ltd
[2003] VSC 77
- TXU Electricity Ltd v Commonwealth Custodial Service Ltd
[2003] VSC 88
- Goodway Services Pty Ltd v Mobil Oil Australia Ltd & Anor
[2001] VSC 265
- Patrick v Capital Finance Corporation
[2001] FCA 1073 |
Memberships and Associations: |
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- Law Council of Australia Corporations Committee
- Assistant General Editor Australian Property Law Journal
- Assistant General Editor Victorian Conveyancing Law and Practice
- Accredited Mediator under the National Standards Accreditation Scheme
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| Publications: |
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- The Interaction of the Company Director’s Duty of Care and the Director’s Obligations Relating to Insolvent Trading and Financial Reporting (2007) 25 C&SLJ 180
- Repudiation of Leases and the Tenant's Proprietary Interest in the Land - Case Note; Apriaden Pty Ltd v Seacrest Pty Ltd (2005) 12 APLJ 85
- Does the Bankruptcy Act provide excessive protection for a debtor’s interest in a Superannuation Fund (1999) New Directions in Bankruptcy
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Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation
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