Several aspects of joint and several liability: Dorgal Holdings Pty Ltd v Buckley

Article Abstract:

Dorgal Holdings Pty Ltd v Buckley (1996) is a case decided by the New South Wales Supreme Court which reiterates the rule that the release of one of debtors jointly and severally liable operates to release all of the joint and several debtors. At issue is whether the release of Davis operates to release Buckley and Scotton who were jointly and severally liable with the former. The High Court ruled that Scotton and Buckley, being joint and several debtors with Davis, were released from their obligations at the same time that Davis was released.

Commercial Banking, Business Financing, Analysis, Cases, Financial services industry, Financial services, Debt, Liability (Law), Legal liability, Dorgal Holdings Pty Ltd

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Efficiency of the Polish banking industry: foreign versus domestic banks

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Banking sector of efficiency in Poland is analyzed by comparing domestic and multinational bank performances.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Poland, Management dynamics, Intnl Banking Services, International Trade Financing, Banking industry, Management, Economic aspects, Company business management, International banking, Industry forecasts, International banking facilities

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