Description
Drafting high-stakes High Court liquidation applications requires meticulous attention to detail and a thorough understanding of a complex legislative crossover. Because portions of the old Companies Act 61 of 1973 still govern winding-up and liquidation alongside the Companies Act 71 of 2008, practitioners often struggle to connect the two statutes correctly.
The Master of Liquidation Applications (High Court) course is designed to clear up this confusion, elevate your drafting style, and give you complete confidence when handling corporate insolvencies.
What You Will Learn in This Course:
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Deconstructing the Core Elements: Master the foundational legal and factual requirements necessary to successfully launch a High Court liquidation application.
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Bridging the Two Acts: Gain absolute clarity on the relationship and differences between the Companies Act of 2008 and the saved provisions of the Companies Act of 1973.
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Specialised Drafting Styles: Learn how to tailor your drafting approach for different types of liquidation applications (whether based on commercial insolvency, factual insolvency, or just and equitable grounds).
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Annotated Templates & "The Why": Receive practical, professional templates accompanied by detailed explanations breaking down why specific clauses, founding affidavits, and notices must be structured the way they are.
Why You Need This Course:
Getting liquidation papers wrong can lead to costly dismissals and frustrated clients. This course replaces guesswork with structure, combining black-letter law with real-world drafting mechanics.
Master the dual acts. Perfect your High Court drafting. Command your liquidation practice with total confidence.
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