GIO Workers Compensation (NSW) Ltd, In the matter of Barron, v Barron [1999] FCA 1739

GIO Workers Compensation (NSW) Ltd, In the matter of Barron, v Barron [1999] FCA 1739

Because the debtor had paid the amount claimed in the creditor's petition and all creditors were notified with no credible objection, and with the trustee's consent, it was appropriate to annul the sequestration order.

Jurisdiction
Australia
Judgment Date
06 December 1999
Procedural Posture
Bankruptcy Annulment Application / Final Judgment
Outcome
Sequestration (bankruptcy) order annulled.
Legal Topics
['annulment of Sequestration Order' 'bankruptcy Procedure']
['bankruptcy'] ['annulment of Sequestration Order' 'bankruptcy Procedure']

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Procedural Posture

Bankruptcy Annulment Application / Final Judgment

Legal Issues

  1. 1 ['Whether the sequestration order made against Leslie Raymond Barron should be annulled']

Ratio Decidendi

Because the debtor had paid the amount claimed in the creditor's petition and all creditors were notified with no credible objection, and with the trustee's consent, it was appropriate to annul the sequestration order.

Court Disposition

Sequestration (bankruptcy) order annulled.

Orders

  • ['Bankruptcy of Leslie Raymond Barron pursuant to the sequestration order of 13 October 1999 annulled.' "Leslie Raymond Barron to pay the applicant's costs of $3,379.00 within 21 days." 'Leslie Raymond Barron to pay the costs of the Trustee in Bankruptcy, Giles Woodgate, up to $2,000.00 within 28 days.' 'Compliance...