Federal Court of Australia
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JUDGMENT No, O73. 2%
IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALTA ) QUEENSLAND DISTRICT REGISTRY ) No. E 2020 of 1994
GENERAL DIVISION )
RE : NAUSHAD RAHMAT ALEY EX PARTE 3: P. D. SWEENEY ORAM: Spender J PLACE: Brisbane DATE: 21 December 1994 MINUTES OF ORDER THE COURT: 1. Declines to make an order on the application filed 8 December 1994. 2. Adjourns the application and grants liberty to the
bankrupt to bring the matter back before the Court as a matter of urgency between now and the end of January 1995.
THE COURT ORDERS that costs be reserved.
Note Settlement and entry of orders is dealt with in
Order 36 of the Federal Court Rules.
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IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA )
QUEENSLAND DISTRICT REGISTRY ) No. E 2020 of 1994 GENERAL DIVISION )
RE 3 NAUSHAD RAHMAT ALEY EX PARTE : P. D. SWEENEY CORAM: Spender J PLACE: Brisbane DATE: 21 December 1994
REASONS FOR JUDGMENT
This is the adjourned hearing of an application which commenced by the filing of an application on 8 December 1994 by Naushad Rahmat Aley, who in his application spelt his
"last name as "ALEY" but who today tells me his proper name is Naushad Rahmat Ali, spelt "ALI". He seeks that he be granted permission to leave Australia, and that proceedings requiring his attendance on 6 January 1995 be further adjourned until a
date to be fixed not earlier than two weeks following the
birth of his child.
His wife, who is a Fijian citizen, is approximately 24 weeks pregnant with their child, and the medical evidence suggests that she is suffering anaemia and having problems with vomiting attacks. It is understandable that that circumstance is a matter of concern and distress to Mr Aley. The application also seeks that the Federal Police be directed to return his air ticket which was seized from him on
18 November 1994. Dealing with the last matter, it is not possible, it seems to me on this material, to make that order, the evidence suggesting that that document is required in respect of evidence in proceedings which have been brought against Mr Aley in respect of his attempted travel from Australia to
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