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We're probably speaking to the same thing. As I see it, a right of set-off has to exist BEFORE the order. If there is such a right, then the order is not effective against it (to the extent of the amount of set-off).
NAB is a Fortress creditor. But for what? That's the scary question.
PTQ sought to have the escrow account moved to another bank. McMurdo wouldn't issue such an order.
Is the right of set-off limited to the amount owed under the NAB facility as at the date of the order? Or does the right of set-off extend to the full amount available under the facility whether or not some of that amount is drawn after the date of the order?