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The recent judgment of CNA and Others v Anglowealth Sharia (Pty) Ltd and Others

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The recent judgment of CNA and Others v Anglowealth Sharia (Pty) Ltd and Others

In this edition of CDH's Business Rescue, Restructuring and Insolvency sector's podcast series, Tobie Jordaan, Lucinde Rhoodie, Muwanwa Ramanyimi and Jessica Osmond are joined by senior Business Rescue Practitioner, Phahlani Mkhombo, of Genesis Corporate Solutions, to discuss the recent judgment of CNA and Others v Anglowealth Sharia (Pty) Ltd and Others, particularly considering the obligations placed on a BRP to notify affected parties of any court proceedings during a business rescue.

10 Dec 2021 17:18 Minutes Radio interview
The recent judgment of CNA and Others v Anglowealth Sharia (Pty) Ltd and Others

The recent judgment of CNA and Others v Anglowealth Sharia (Pty) Ltd and Others

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The recent judgment of CNA and Others v Anglowealth Sharia (Pty) Ltd and Others

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In this edition of CDH's Business Rescue, Restructuring and Insolvency sector's podcast series, Tobie Jordaan, Lucinde Rhoodie, Muwanwa Ramanyimi and Jessica Osmond are joined by senior Business Rescue Practitioner, Phahlani Mkhombo, of Genesis Corporate Solutions, to discuss the recent judgment of CNA and Others v Anglowealth Sharia (Pty) Ltd and Others, particularly considering the obligations placed on a BRP to notify affected parties of any court proceedings during a business rescue.

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