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Best Golf Clubs for Seniors: A Complete Buying Guide
Your swing has changed over the years. But the clubs in your bag may still be designed for the speed, strength and flexibility you had twenty years ago. That mismatch is one reason an experienced golfer can make a good swing and still see a low drive, a topped fairway wood or an approach shot that leaks to the right. The equipment may be asking you to create more speed, rotation and precision than you comfortably have today.
Signed, sealed and (equitable) subrogation: Sev.en v GLAS
A new case highlights some of the limitations of the remedy of subrogation to securities where the relevant securities are held by a security trustee. Key takeouts Subrogation is not the same an entitlement to exercise all of the rights arising under existing security arrangements – it is not equivalent to an assignment of securities.
Immunity upheld for foreign entities against Australian wind-up
High Court upholds decision that separate entities of foreign states may be immune from being wound up in Australia Key takeouts In accordance with the Foreign State Immunities Act 1985 (Cth), foreign states and their separate entities are immune from the jurisdiction of Australian Courts. One exception relates to 'bankruptcy, insolvency or winding up of a body corporate'.
Unveiling the Game-Changer: G-Track Putter Review
When it comes to putting, precision is paramount. Every golfer understands the critical role a putter plays in determining success on the greens. Enter the G-Track Putter – a revolutionary addition to the world of golf clubs that promises to transform your putting game in remarkable ways. What is the G-Track Putter? The G-Track Putter has caused ripples of excitement among golfers and critics alike.
The purchaser's equitable lien in insolvency: recent developments
Two recent cases from New Zealand demonstrate how an equitable lien can arise in insolvency to elevate the interest of unsecured purchasers of goods to secured status. Key takeouts Equitable liens in favour of purchasers were recognised over 40 years ago by the High Court of Australia in the leading case of Hewett v Court (1983) 149 CLR 639 (Hewett).
Overview of the Whittaker review and Government's response
On 22 Sept 2023, the Australian government responded to the Whittaker Review, releasing the Personal Property Securities Amendment Bill 2023 for public consultation until 17 Nov 2023. Overview of the Whittaker review and Government's response On 22 September 2023, the Australian Government responded to the 2015 statutory review into the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth) (Whittaker Review).
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