The individual, including the student of the law, and the institution, will all benefit from Sri’s comprehensive traverse of this difficult area of the law of insolvency, looking not just to our jurisdiction but others for knowledge and for answers to what the law is, how it is practised and how to navigate its procedural labyrinth. 

“The modern law of bankruptcy… intended to relieve those in financial difficulties from the burden of debt and the possibilities of loss of liberty in a debtors’ prison and to enable them to make a fresh start free from debt … For over a hundred years, the law has required the Bankruptcy Court to consider whether the conduct of the bankrupt has been such that the public ought to be protected against his further operations for a period of time or even permanently”

:Re Stern, ex parte Kayser Ullman & Ors [1982] 1 WLR 860.

The individual, including the student of the law, and the institution, will all benefit from Sri’s comprehensive traverse of this difficult area of the law of insolvency, looking not just to our jurisdiction but others for knowledge and for answers to what the law is, how it is practised and how to navigate its procedural labyrinth. 

“The modern law of bankruptcy… intended to relieve those in financial difficulties from the burden of debt and the possibilities of loss of liberty in a debtors’ prison and to enable them to make a fresh start free from debt … For over a hundred years, the law has required the Bankruptcy Court to consider whether the conduct of the bankrupt has been such that the public ought to be protected against his further operations for a period of time or even permanently”

:Re Stern, ex parte Kayser Ullman & Ors [1982] 1 WLR 860.