Federal Court of Australia
Rr pe
Judgement Nov. /f Br.
IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA ) GENERAL DIVISION )
BANKRUPTCY DISTRICT OF THE SOUTHERN ) DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF QUEENSLAND )
RE: JOHN WILLIAM JACKSON AND MAXENE: SUSAN JACKSON
EX PARTE: NATIONAL WESTMINSTER FINANCE AUSTRALIA LIMITED
QLD PET P1337 of 1986
RE: COHN WILLIAM JACKSON
EX PARTE: NATIONAL WESTMINSTER FINANCE AUSTRALIA LIMITED
MINUTES OF ORDER
JUDGE MAKING ORDER: PINCUS J. DATE _OF' ORDER: 3 FEBRUARY 1987 WHERE MADE: BRISBANE
THE COURT ORDERS THAT:
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The hearing of the petition be adjourned further until 13 March 1987.
The costs of the petitioning creditor, National Westminster Finance Australia Limited, and of the intervening creditor, Stirling Industries Limited, being costs of and incidental to the appearance today be given priority and treated as if they were petitioning creditor's costs falling under
s.109(1)(a) of the Act.
The costs of and incidental to the hearing before Mr. Justice Spender on 20 November 1986 incurred by Stirling Industries Limited be given priority and treated as if they were petitioning creditor's costs falling under s.109(1)(a) of the Act.
Settlement and entry of orders is dealt with in Rule 124 of the Bankruptcy Rules.
IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA ) GENERAL DIVISION )
BANKRUPTCY DISTRICT OF THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF QUEENSLAND )
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QLD PET P788 of 1986
RE: JOHN WILLIAM JACKSON AND MAXENE SUSAN JACKSON
EX PARTE: NATIONAL WESTMINSTER FINANCE AUSTRALIA LIMITED
QLD PET P1337 of 1986
RE: JOHN WILLIAM JACKSON
EX PARTE: NATIONAL WESTMINSTER FINANCE AUSTRALIA LIMITED
PINCUS J. 3 FEBRUARY 1987
EX TEMPORE REASONS FOR JUDGMENT
This is an application for adjournment of a_ creditor's petition. The circumstances relating to it are set out in reasons for judgment given by Mr. Justice Spender on 20 November 1986, and I do not propose to recapitulate them. The essence is that one creditor of Mr. John William Jackson, namely, National Westminster Finance Australia Limited, has petitioned and desires that Mr. Jackson be made bankrupt. Another intervening creditor, namely,
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