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Restructuring practitioner appointed

Allscapes Landscaping and Gardening Services Pty Ltd: small business restructuring

ACN 098 287 560

Appointment dated 12 Nov 2026. New South Wales. Latest ASIC notice 12 Nov 2026.

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Source: ASIC Published Notices, 12 Nov 2026

Business details

Also trades as
Allscapes Landscaping and Gardening Services
ABN
69 098 287 560Active from 5 Oct 2001
Entity type
Australian Private Company
GST registered from
8 Oct 2001
State and postcode
NSW 2525

From the Australian Business Register.

Notice timeline

  1. 12 Nov 2026

    Notice of appointment of restructuring practitioner for a company

    • Appointment dated 12 Nov 2026
    ASIC notice

Who was appointed

  • Thomas Dawson, Restructuring Practitioner

Small Business Restructuring Specialists

Contact details are on the ASIC notice. Administrators and liquidators don't ask creditors to pay fees or update bank details by email or phone. If you're asked to, check the notice and call the firm on a number you find yourself.

ASIC notice

What this means for a supplier

In a small business restructuring under Part 5.3B of the Corporations Act, the directors stay in control while a restructuring practitioner helps prepare a plan for creditors to vote on.

The practitioner sends the plan to creditors with a statement of the company's debts. Claims are dealt with under the plan if creditors accept it.

Under the PPSA, a security interest that wasn't registered on the PPSR before 12 Nov 2026 generally vests in the company (section 267), and a registration lodged after that date doesn't change it. If this appointment followed an earlier one, such as an administration, the earlier date is generally the one that counts. Unregistered suppliers rank as unsecured creditors in a liquidation.

Taking back hired equipment or supplied goods without the practitioner's written consent is a common source of disputes.

Source: ASIC: insolvency information for creditors

Supply other customers on credit? Register on the PPSR so you're not left unregistered next time.

What this means for a customer

A company generally keeps trading under its directors during a restructuring, and the plan sets out how debts from before it are dealt with.

A customer who is owed money or goods is generally an unsecured creditor, and is treated the same way as any other unsecured creditor.

Source: ASIC: insolvency information for employees, creditors and shareholders

What this means for an employee

Employee entitlements that are due must be paid before a restructuring plan goes to creditors. The Fair Entitlements Guarantee applies when an employer is in liquidation or bankruptcy.

Source: Fair Entitlements Guarantee

This explains the process and the dates. It doesn't assess your claim or tell you what you'll recover. For that, talk to a lawyer or an insolvency practitioner.