Verma, Virendra Kumar v Deputy Commissioner of Taxation [1983] FCA 388

IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA

GENERAL DIVISION

OF NEW SOUTH WALES AND THE

) ) ' BANKRUPTCY DISTRICT OF THE STATE ) No. B4803 of 1983 ) ) ) )

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY

Re: VIRENDRA KUMAR VERMA Applicant Ex parte: DEPUTY COMMISSTONER OF TAXATION Respondent ORDER JUDGE MAKING ORDER: Neaves J. DATE OF ORDER: 22 December 1983 WHERE MADE: Sydney

THE COURT ORDERS THAT:

1. The time for compliance with the Bankruptcy Notice dated 17 October 1983 be extended up to and including 13 January 1984.

2. Otherwise the application be refused.

3. The applicant pay the respondent's costs of

the application.

IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA

GENERAL DIVISION

BANKRUPTCY DISTRICT OF THE STATE

No. B 4803 of 1983

OF NEW SOUTH WALES AND THE

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY

CORA,

DATE :

Re: VIRENDRA KUMAR VERMA Applicant Ex parte: DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF TAXATION Respondent Neaves J.

22 December 1983

REASONS FOR JUDGMENT

This matter comes before the Court by way of

an application dated 7 November 1983 filed on behalf of .

Virendra Kumar Verma ("the applicant"). As filed the

application sought the following orders -

"1,

That the Bankruptcy Notice dated 17 October, 1983 be set aside.

That the time for compliance with the said Bankruptcy Notice be extended to 7th November.

3. Further or other orders."

Upon the filing of the application a Deputy Registrar in Bankruptcy, pursuant to sub-section 41(6B) of

the Bankruptcy Act 1966, extended the time for compliance

with the requirements of the notice up to and including

12 December 1983.

When tke application came on for hearing on that day the applicant did not seek an order that the bankruptcy notice be set aside but an order that the time for compliance with the notice be extended until further order. Having heard argument I reserved my decision and, in order to preserve the position, I extended the time for compliance until further order of the Court intending thereby until I