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The Fiji Times » A discussion about Bill 17 of 2021


Graham Leung
Parliament session in Suva on July 29 2021.
Picture: Parliament of Fiji
Earlier this month, the government, in the middle of its annual budget process, introduced a Bill (‘Bill 17’) to amend the iTaukei Land Trust Act (TLTA) — the “iTaukei Land Trust (Budget Amendment) Act, 2021”.
It has met with strong protest from many chiefs, the Methodist Church and some members of Parliament, including SODELPA main opposition party. A petition by thousands of people to withdraw the Bill (which is expected to be debated today), has been rejected by the Speaker of Parliament.
The ‘Bill’ seeks to amend section 12 of the TLTB Act by the creation of a new subsection (1A) which removes the requirement of obtaining the consent of the TLTB Board for any mortgage, charge, pledge or caveat on a lease under the Act or for any such lease to be dealt with by any court of law or under the process of any court of law.

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Key Developments In Canadian Insolvency Case Law In 2020 - Insolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-structuring


Bellatrix Exploration Ltd. (Bellatrix) obtained protection under
the
Companies'
Creditors Arrangement Act
(Canada) (CCAA). At the time of the CCAA filing, Bellatrix was
party to certain contracts with an energy producer (EP) for the
purchase and sale of natural gas (Contract). Bellatrix sought to
disclaim the Contract and cease delivery of natural gas to the
EP.
The EP argued that the disclaimer notice provided by Bellatrix was
invalid because the Contract constituted an eligible financial
contract (EFC) for the purposes of the CCAA. Under section 32(9) of
the CCAA, a debtor company is not permitted to disclaim contracts
that are EFCs. Pursuant to the express terms of the Contract, the

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A man, a village, and a million dollar property: A deceased estate dispute in Queensland - Family and Matrimonial


Terrance
Bridges.
The case dealt with a variety of legal issues including
equitable estoppel, adverse possession, tenancies at will, licenses
to reside, the Statute of Frauds and limitations of actions.
Mrs Humphries
Terrence inherited a Hamilton property from his late mother in
the mid-1970s. His mother had been living in the property with
"
Mrs Humphries" who looked after her and
helped with housekeeping.
Terrence, living in Papua New Guinea (PNG) when his mother
passed away, allowed Mrs Humphries to continue living in the
property as long as she paid the rates and utilities bills, which
she did.
Mrs Humphries continued living in the property right up until

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Key Developments In Canadian Insolvency Case Law In 2020 | Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP


Bellatrix Exploration Ltd. (Bellatrix) obtained protection under the
Companies’
Creditors Arrangement Act (Canada) (CCAA). At the time of the CCAA filing, Bellatrix was party to certain contracts with an energy producer (EP) for the purchase and sale of natural gas (Contract). Bellatrix sought to disclaim the Contract and cease delivery of natural gas to the EP.
The EP argued that the disclaimer notice provided by Bellatrix was invalid because the Contract constituted an eligible financial contract (EFC) for the purposes of the CCAA. Under section 32(9) of the CCAA, a debtor company is not permitted to disclaim contracts that are EFCs. Pursuant to the express terms of the Contract, the parties acknowledged that the Contract was an EFC.

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