Precedents: Insolvency, Restructuring & Bankruptcy

7 starting-point precedents for this area. Each one names the law it rests on and says how far AI may help.

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17 October 2026
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Tasks and AI use in Insolvency, Restructuring & Bankruptcy
Precedents for Insolvency, Restructuring & Bankruptcy
PrecedentKindWhere it appliesAI useLaw stated as at
Creditor's statutory demand (Form 509H) and verifying affidavit: drafting and service checklistStep-by-step checklist for preparing, checking and serving a creditor's statutory demand on a company, and for the debtor's 21-day set-aside window, so the demand survives a challenge.ChecklistAustralia Red17 October 2026
Creditor's bankruptcy notice: AFSA online application completion guidePractical guide to applying for a bankruptcy notice through AFSA Online Services: the preconditions, what goes in each part of the application, service, and the traps that defeat a later creditor's petition.FormAustralia Yellow17 October 2026
Letter of advice to directors on insolvent trading and the safe harbourLetter advising a company's board on the duty to prevent insolvent trading, how the s 588GA safe harbour works and what it requires, director penalty exposure, the formal options, and the steps to take now.LetterAustralia Red17 October 2026
Liquidator's letter of demand for repayment of an unfair preferenceLetter from solicitors for a liquidator to a creditor that received payments before the winding up, setting out the unfair preference case, inviting a defence with evidence, and demanding repayment before proceedings under s 588FF.LetterAustralia Yellow17 October 2026
Declaration of independence, relevant relationships and indemnities (DIRRI), with appointment lodgement checklistOriginal DIRRI template for a voluntary administrator or liquidator in a creditors' voluntary winding up, covering the s 60 relevant-relationship and indemnity declarations, plus a checklist of first-week notices and ASIC lodgements, including Form 505.OtherAustralia Red17 October 2026
Protocol for AI-assisted review of company books and records in insolvency investigationsProtocol for administrators, liquidators and their lawyers using AI to triage company books, bank records and emails: approved tools, chain of custody, permitted and banned uses, verification before anything reaches creditors, ASIC or the court, and audit records.PolicyAustralia Yellow17 October 2026
AI-use verification checklist for insolvency court documents (winding-up, set-aside and recovery applications)Pre-filing checklist for originating processes, affidavits and submissions in corporate and personal insolvency proceedings where AI was used, covering the Federal Court's GPN-AI and NSW's SC Gen 23 requirements.ChecklistAustralia, New South Wales Yellow17 October 2026

AI use levels: Green means AI can do most of the drafting and a lawyer reviews it. Yellow means AI helps in set ways and a lawyer checks specific points. Red means a lawyer does the work and AI stays out of the decisive steps.

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