Federal Court of Australia
CATCHWORDS Bankruptcy -— discharge - application for leave to intervene an discharge - applicant seeking to intervene not necessarily creditor whose debt has been admitted by trustee or who has lodged proofs of debt or who could prove in the bankrupt's estate - applicant seeking to demonstrate that the bankrupt has been guilty of gross commercial immorality - whether para. 30 (1) (b) empowers the Court to grant the applications —- application of Bankruptcy Rules - Court's implied and inherent powers to grant leave to intervene Bankruptcy Act 1966 - (Cth.) ss. 30 (1) (b), 149, 150; Companies Act 1961 (N.S.W.) ss. 178 (9), 367 B
Bankruptcy Rules 52-55, 105, 113 (1) (b) RE: THOMAS BARTON
NO. 310 oF 1974 LOCKHART J. TUESDAY 13 MAY 1980
SYDNEY
IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA
GENERAL DIVISION
BANKRUPTCY DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF No. 310 of 1974
NEW SOUTH WALES AND THE
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY
RE; THOMAS BARTON ORDER JUDGE MAKING ORDER: LOCKHART J. WHERE MADE: SYDNEY DATE OF ORDER: : TUESDAY 13 MAY 1980
THE COURT ORDERS THAT:
1. The date previously fixed for the hearing of the application for discharge namely 2 June 1980, be vacated.
2. The conditions upon which leave to intervene was granted on 2 May be vacated, with liberty to impose other conditions, 1f any, in substitution.
3. The application for discharge stand over generally with liberty to restore on seven days! notice.
4. Costs be reserved of all parties to the applications for intervention and of the application for discharge.
5. Liberty be reserved to any party to apply on two days' notice on any matter arising out of the application for
intervention.
IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALTA
GEWERATL DIVISTOIW BANKRUPTCY DISTRICT OF THE STATH OF ) No, 310 OF 1974
TET SOUTH WALSS AND THE
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AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY
RE: THOMAS BARTOIH
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