Maxwell-Smith v Donnelly (in the matter of Inge and Eugene Maxwell-Smith) [2007] FCA 1097
There being no basis for criticism of the trustee or manager, the applicants must pay the costs, charges, remuneration and expenses of the respondent trustee, as taxed, and these form part of the administration of the former bankrupt estate.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 06 August 2007
- Procedural Posture
- Inquiry Under S 179 Bankruptcy Act 1966 (cth) / Final Orders at First Instance
- Outcome
- Final orders made entitling entry of First 6 July Order; orders staying and varying entry discharged.
- Legal Topics
- ['conduct of Trustee' 'costs and Expenses' 'remuneration' 'appeal Procedures']
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Procedural Posture
Inquiry Under S 179 Bankruptcy Act 1966 (cth) / Final Orders at First Instance
Legal Issues
- 1 ["Whether respondent trustee's conduct warranted criticism" 'Entitlement of trustee to costs, remuneration, and expenses' 'Leave to appeal and time for filing submissions']
Ratio Decidendi
There being no basis for criticism of the trustee or manager, the applicants must pay the costs, charges, remuneration and expenses of the respondent trustee, as taxed, and these form part of the administration of the former bankrupt estate.
Court Disposition
Final orders made entitling entry of First 6 July Order; orders staying and varying entry discharged.
Orders
- ['Order 1 in the Second 6 July Orders and order 1(b) in the 20 July Orders discharged, permitting entry of the First 6 July Order' "Applicants to pay respondent's costs, charges, remuneration and expenses of the inquiry as taxed under Bankruptcy Act 1966 (Cth), forming part of trustee's costs and charges of the...
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