ASIC v. Maxwell & Ors [2003] NSWSC 1264
The application to vary the Mareva injunctions was dismissed because the relevant Defendants had not produced evidence demonstrating the equity in the properties or the commercial viability of the proposed developments, and therefore had not shown that there was no substantial risk of dissipation or loss of the assets if the injunctions were lifted.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 19 December 2003
- Procedural Posture
- Corporations Proceeding Involving Mareva Injunctions Over Real Estate Assets / Defendants' Interlocutory Application to Vary or Dissolve Existing Mareva Injunctions
- Outcome
- Defendants' application dismissed.
- Legal Topics
- ['mareva Injunction' 'speculative Real Estate Development' 'public Investment Solicitation' 'dissipation or Loss of Assets' 'interlocutory Relief']
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Procedural Posture
Corporations Proceeding Involving Mareva Injunctions Over Real Estate Assets / Defendants' Interlocutory Application to Vary or Dissolve Existing Mareva Injunctions
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Whether the Mareva injunctions restraining dealings with the Ettalong, Soldiers Point, Gosford, Newport and Liverpool properties should be lifted or varied.' 'Whether the relevant Defendants showed by evidence that there was no substantial risk of dissipation or loss of the relevant assets if they were permitted to proceed with the proposed developments.']
Ratio Decidendi
The application to vary the Mareva injunctions was dismissed because the relevant Defendants had not produced evidence demonstrating the equity in the properties or the commercial viability of the proposed developments, and therefore had not shown that there was no substantial risk of dissipation or loss of the assets if the injunctions were lifted.
Court Disposition
Defendants' application dismissed.
Orders
- ['The application to vary the Mareva injunctions is dismissed.' 'The costs of the application are to be paid by the Tenth to Fifteenth and the Twenty-first Defendants.']
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