Securities VII papers presented at the seminar held 1 - 3 October 1993.

Brisbane: Qld Law Soc Inc, 1993.

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Northside Developments Pty Ltd v Registrar General and Others

Letters of credit - a practical perspective.

When are outsiders on notice that corporate agents lack authority.

Authority of corporate justice: the Northside Case and section 164.

Abuse of power by trustees in financial transactions.

Undermining mortgagees' interests in fixtures.

How much of your chattel is secured?

The Ethics of delay.

Solicitor's certificates - the duties of a solicitor acting in a financing transaction to parties other than the solicitor's own client.

Inglis v The Commonwealth.

Law and ethics -- Australia.

Letters of credit -- Australia.

Mortgages -- Queensland.

Agency (Law) -- Australia.

Securities -- Australia.

Trusts and trustees -- Australia.

Finance -- Australia.

Letters of credit - a practical perspective, by R Buckley; When are outsiders on notice that corporate agents lack authority, by Handley J; Authority of corporate justice:the Northside Case and section 164, by J Story; Abuse of power by trustees in financial transactions, by G Brown; Inglis v. The Commonwealth, by J Sheahan; Undermining mortgagees' interests in fixtures, by L Hogg; How much of your chattel is secured? by P Lyons; The Ethics of delay, by de Jersey J; Solicitor's certificates - the duties of a solicitor acting in a financing transaction to parties other than the solicitor's own client, by A Maguire.

Continuing Legal Education (Queensland Law Society).

197p.