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READ MOREImportant lessons for directors in SG case
A court case involving a former director who sought to reinstate a deregistered company to offset amounts owing under a director penalty notice has important ramifications for super guarantee, says an industry lawyer.
In this particular case, Bailey v Australian Securities and Investments Commission [2018] NSWSC 1580, the plaintiff, Yarogniew Bailey, sought to reinstate the registration of Evolution Software Services, after the company was dissolved in March 2017.
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