The Meaning of Advantage to Creditors under Voluntary, Compulsory and Friendly Sequestration in South Africa

The article discusses the advantage to creditors’ requirement in voluntary surrender, friendly and compulsory sequestration in South Africa. This is done to, inter alia, examine the meaning and application of the advantage to creditors’ requirement in sequestration proceedings in South Africa. It...

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Main Authors: Howard Chitimira, Thabang Terrance Mabina
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Danubius University 2019-08-01
Series:Acta Universitatis Danubius: Juridica
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Online Access:http://journals.univ-danubius.ro/index.php/juridica/article/view/5538/5024
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spelling doaj-11a85b7f09854bda96bb7f6b76a421ff2021-10-02T04:41:02ZengDanubius UniversityActa Universitatis Danubius: Juridica1844-80622065-38912019-08-011526283The Meaning of Advantage to Creditors under Voluntary, Compulsory and Friendly Sequestration in South AfricaHoward Chitimira0Thabang Terrance Mabina1North-West UniversityNorth-West UniversityThe article discusses the advantage to creditors’ requirement in voluntary surrender, friendly and compulsory sequestration in South Africa. This is done to, inter alia, examine the meaning and application of the advantage to creditors’ requirement in sequestration proceedings in South Africa. It is also done to comparatively discuss the burden of proof and the court’s discretion in relation to the advantage to creditors’ requirement in voluntary surrender, friendly and compulsory sequestration proceedings. To this end, the article provides an overview analysis of the meaning and interpretation of the advantage to creditors’ requirement, the burden of proof and the possible differences in the application of this requirement in the relevant sequestration proceedings. Accordingly, the article provides a discussion of the possible challenges and the court’s discretion in the adjudication and application of the advantage to creditors’ requirement in all sequestration proceedings in South Africa.http://journals.univ-danubius.ro/index.php/juridica/article/view/5538/5024voluntary surrender; compulsory sequestration; friendly sequestration; advantage to creditors; court’s discretion
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The Meaning of Advantage to Creditors under Voluntary, Compulsory and Friendly Sequestration in South Africa
Acta Universitatis Danubius: Juridica
voluntary surrender; compulsory sequestration; friendly sequestration; advantage to creditors; court’s discretion
author_facet Howard Chitimira
Thabang Terrance Mabina
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title The Meaning of Advantage to Creditors under Voluntary, Compulsory and Friendly Sequestration in South Africa
title_short The Meaning of Advantage to Creditors under Voluntary, Compulsory and Friendly Sequestration in South Africa
title_full The Meaning of Advantage to Creditors under Voluntary, Compulsory and Friendly Sequestration in South Africa
title_fullStr The Meaning of Advantage to Creditors under Voluntary, Compulsory and Friendly Sequestration in South Africa
title_full_unstemmed The Meaning of Advantage to Creditors under Voluntary, Compulsory and Friendly Sequestration in South Africa
title_sort meaning of advantage to creditors under voluntary, compulsory and friendly sequestration in south africa
publisher Danubius University
series Acta Universitatis Danubius: Juridica
issn 1844-8062
2065-3891
publishDate 2019-08-01
description The article discusses the advantage to creditors’ requirement in voluntary surrender, friendly and compulsory sequestration in South Africa. This is done to, inter alia, examine the meaning and application of the advantage to creditors’ requirement in sequestration proceedings in South Africa. It is also done to comparatively discuss the burden of proof and the court’s discretion in relation to the advantage to creditors’ requirement in voluntary surrender, friendly and compulsory sequestration proceedings. To this end, the article provides an overview analysis of the meaning and interpretation of the advantage to creditors’ requirement, the burden of proof and the possible differences in the application of this requirement in the relevant sequestration proceedings. Accordingly, the article provides a discussion of the possible challenges and the court’s discretion in the adjudication and application of the advantage to creditors’ requirement in all sequestration proceedings in South Africa.
topic voluntary surrender; compulsory sequestration; friendly sequestration; advantage to creditors; court’s discretion
url http://journals.univ-danubius.ro/index.php/juridica/article/view/5538/5024
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