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This comprehensive guide to Canadian bankruptcy law provides practical advice and legal insights for creditors, debtors, and lawyers alike. Parker covers fraudulent transfers, preferences, and assignments, as well as the duties and responsibilities of receivers and trustees. With its clear and accessible style, this book is an essential reference for anyone dealing with insolvency issues in Canada.

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