Australian Securities Commission v Smith, Leonard John & Ors [1998] FCA 964
Where all persons with possible interests in the funds have been identified and have consented (save one lender who has already recovered funds), and there is no external administration or insolvency, the Court may, exceptionally, order distribution by the receiver under s 1323 Corporations Law.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 05 August 1998
- Procedural Posture
- Application Under Corporations Law S 1323 / Order Following Hearing
- Outcome
- Orders made as sought by the applicant, subject to filing required affidavit.
- Legal Topics
- ['receivership' 'distribution of Frozen Funds' 'unsecured Creditors' 'court Appointed Receiver']
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Procedural Posture
Application Under Corporations Law S 1323 / Order Following Hearing
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Whether the Court has power to order distribution by receiver of funds gathered under s 1323 Corporations Law in absence of consents by all persons with interests in those funds']
Ratio Decidendi
Where all persons with possible interests in the funds have been identified and have consented (save one lender who has already recovered funds), and there is no external administration or insolvency, the Court may, exceptionally, order distribution by the receiver under s 1323 Corporations Law.
Court Disposition
Orders made as sought by the applicant, subject to filing required affidavit.
Orders
- ['Receiver to transfer all funds from specified US Currency Account to Coastal Financial Group Trust Account.' 'Receiver to distribute all funds in Trust Account pro rata to investors listed in exhibit SJR1 to affidavit of Sean James Riordan dated 24 July 1998.' 'Upon clearance of cheques, receiver released from all...
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