Land, including vacant land, or land together with such things that are by law considered to be part of the land, e.g. buildings, houses, fences.
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Glossary
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Land and interests in land, including vacant land, or land together with such things that are by law considered to be part of the land, e.g. buildings, houses, fences.
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An incoming receipt in a personal insolvency. This could be from the sale of an asset, the recovery of income contributions, a debtor paying instalments from income, a receipt in relation to an Official Receiver notice, the Australian Taxation Office paying a tax return to the trustee, settling litigation etc.
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A levy on the money received by bankruptcy, composition, debt agreement, and personal insolvency agreement and deceased estate administration practitioners.
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A person and/or company registered with AFSA on the National Personal Insolvency Index permitted to have control of the administration of debt agreements under Part IX of the Bankruptcy Act 1966.
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A person registered with AFSA on the National Personal Insolvency Index permitted to have control of the administration of bankruptcies, personal insolvency agreements under Part X or debt agreements under Part IX of the Bankruptcy Act 1966.
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The Registrar administers the Personal Property Securities Register in compliance with the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 and Regulations. The Registrar is appointed by the Attorney-General under the Personal Property Securities Act.
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The Regulation function operates independently from AFSA's other functional roles, discharging the regulatory and review responsibilities of the Inspector-General in Bankruptcy under the Bankruptcy Act 1966.
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The Regulation function operates independently from AFSA's other functional roles, discharging the regulatory and review responsibilities of the Inspector-General in Bankruptcy under the Bankruptcy Act. The enforcement function is responsible for investigating all alleged offences under the Bankruptcy Act and preparing briefs for prosecution.
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A creditor who has some relationship to a particular debtor/bankrupt.