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Stef du Plessis
Specialist In-house Legal Counsel, Corporate and Investment Banking, a division of The Standard Bank of South Africa Limited, South AfricaThe author holds the degrees BA Law, BA Hons (Latin), LLB, LLD (Doctor Legum – Law of Contract), is a qualified Attorney and Notary under the laws of South Africa, and is a specialist in-house legal counsel in the Corporate and Investment Banking division of The Standard Bank of South Africa Limited.
Stef du Plessis
Specialist In-house Legal Counsel, Corporate and Investment Banking, a division of The Standard Bank of South Africa Limited, South Africa
The author holds the degrees BA Law, BA Hons (Latin), LLB, LLD (Doctor Legum – Law of Contract), is a qualified Attorney and Notary under the laws of South Africa, and is a specialist in-house legal counsel in the Corporate and Investment Banking division of The Standard Bank of South Africa Limited.
Creditor Voting Rights During Business Rescue in Terms of the South African Companies Act 71 Of 2008
Chapter 6 of the South African Companies Act 71 of 2008 (the “Companies Act”) deals with a process referred to under South African law as “business rescue”, aimed at the...Read more
Interpreting Business Rescue Provisions of the South African Companies Act 71 of 2008: Secured Pre-Commencement Finance Versus Post-Commencement Finance
The South African Companies Act provides for a business rescue process. A current interpretational issue relates to the ranking of claims of creditors who provided secured Pre-commencement Finance in relation...Read more