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2020 Book Chapter 31.1 Employment Remuneration and SuperannuationFlynn, Michael T. and Morrison, David (2020). 31.1 Employment Remuneration and Superannuation. The Laws of Australia. (pp. [31.1.10]-[31.1.1540]) edited by Michael Kirby. Sydney, NSW, Australia: Thomson Reuters Legal. |
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2020 Book Chapter 31.15 Stamp DutiesFlynn, Michael T. and Morrison, David (2020). 31.15 Stamp Duties. The Laws of Australia. (pp. [31.15.10]-[31.15.1190]) edited by Michael Kirby. Sydney, NSW, Australia: Thomson Reuters Legal. |
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2020 Journal Article EditorialMorrison, David (2020). Editorial. Insolvency Law Journal, 28 (2), 55-56. |
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2020 Journal Article An Australian conundrum: genomic technology, data, and the COVIDSafe appMorrison, David and Quirk, Patrick T. (2020). An Australian conundrum: genomic technology, data, and the COVIDSafe app. Pace International Law Review, 33 (1), 43-73. |
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2020 Journal Article EditorialMorrison, David (2020). Editorial. Insolvency Law Journal, 28 (1), 3-3. |
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2020 Journal Article EditorialMorrison, David (2020). Editorial. Insolvency Law Journal, 28 (4), 163-164. |
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2020 Journal Article EditorialMorrison, David (2020). Editorial. Insolvency Law Journal, 28 (3), 111-112. |
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2019 Journal Article Trustees in insolvency: the manifestation of Australia's fascination with the use of the trust as a business vehicleMorrison, David (2019). Trustees in insolvency: the manifestation of Australia's fascination with the use of the trust as a business vehicle. Trusts and Trustees, 25 (10), 995-1001. doi: 10.1093/tandt/ttz107 |
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2019 Book Chapter 3.14 Bankrupt Estates of Deceased PersonsKeay, Andrew R., Symes, Christopher F. and Morrison, David (2019). 3.14 Bankrupt Estates of Deceased Persons. The Laws of Australia. (pp. [3.14.10]-[3.14.580]) Sydney, NSW, Australia: Thomson Reuters Legal. |
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2019 Book Chapter 3.6 Interim Control by Trustee before SequestrationKeay, Andrew R., Symes, Christopher F. and Morrison, David (2019). 3.6 Interim Control by Trustee before Sequestration. The Laws of Australia. (pp. [3.6.10]-[3.6.80]) edited by Michael Kirby. Sydney, NSW, Australia: Thomson Reuters Legal. |
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2019 Journal Article Death spiral PIPEs: a reconsideration of the evidenceBenson, Karen, Linnenluecke, Martina K., Morrison, David and Rosov, Sviatoslav (2019). Death spiral PIPEs: a reconsideration of the evidence. Accounting and Finance, 60 (4) acfi.12535, 4175-4194. doi: 10.1111/acfi.12535 |
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2019 Book Chapter 4.4 Receivers and ManagersFord, Harold, Ramsay, Ian M., Collier, Berna, Symes, Christopher F. and Morrison, David (2019). 4.4 Receivers and Managers. The Laws of Australia. (pp. [4.4.10]-[4.9.3860]) Sydney, NSW, Australia: Thomson Reuters Legal. |
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2019 Journal Article Romalpa suppliers and the PPSA - for better or worse in insolvency - Part IIMorrison, David and Broderick, Matthew (2019). Romalpa suppliers and the PPSA - for better or worse in insolvency - Part II. Journal of Banking and Finance Law and Practice, 30 (4), 221-239. |
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2019 Journal Article EditorialMorrison, David and Mason, Rosalind (2019). Editorial. Insolvency Law Journal, 27 (2), 55-56. |
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2019 Journal Article EditorialMason, Rosalind and Morrison, David (2019). Editorial. Insolvency Law Journal, 27 (1), 3-3. |
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2019 Journal Article EditorialMorrison, David (2019). Editorial. Insolvency Law Journal, 27 (3), 97-98. |
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2019 Journal Article EditorialMorrison, David (2019). Editorial. Insolvency Law Journal, 27 (4), 199-200. |
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2019 Journal Article The insolvent trusteeMorrison, David (2019). The insolvent trustee. Insolvency Law Journal, 27 (3), 185-191. |
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2018 Journal Article Insolvent trading and voluntary administration in Australia: Economic winners and losers?Brotchie, James and Morrison, David (2018). Insolvent trading and voluntary administration in Australia: Economic winners and losers?. Accounting and Finance, 60 (1), 409-434. doi: 10.1111/acfi.12319 |
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2018 Other Outputs Cost of children soaring as trendy baby accessories increase spendingMorrison, David (2018, 02 01). Cost of children soaring as trendy baby accessories increase spending The Courier Mail |
