In the matter of Orbis Commodities Pty Ltd (administrators appointed) (receiver and manager appointed) [2021] NSWSC 1172
The interests of creditors are best served by granting a final extension to allow the Solomon Islands Government to put forward a DOCA proposal, which may result in all creditors being paid in full with a surplus, outweighing the disadvantages of further delay.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 26 August 2021
- Procedural Posture
- Application for Extension of Adjournment of Second Meeting of Creditors / Ex Tempore Judgment Orders for Adjournment
- Outcome
- Adjournment granted; application allowed
- Legal Topics
- ['extension of Adjournment' 'second Creditors Meeting' 'deed of Company Arrangement (doca)']
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Procedural Posture
Application for Extension of Adjournment of Second Meeting of Creditors / Ex Tempore Judgment Orders for Adjournment
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Whether the Court should grant a third extension of the adjournment of the second meeting of creditors' 'Whether the extension is in the best interests of creditors']
Ratio Decidendi
The interests of creditors are best served by granting a final extension to allow the Solomon Islands Government to put forward a DOCA proposal, which may result in all creditors being paid in full with a surplus, outweighing the disadvantages of further delay.
Court Disposition
Adjournment granted; application allowed
Orders
- ['Leave granted to file the affidavit of Steven Agosta sworn 26 August 2021.' 'Resumption of the adjourned second meeting of creditors of Orbis Commodities Pty Ltd adjourned to 10.00 am on 3 December 2021.' 'Resumption of the adjourned second meeting of creditors of Pacific Investment Holding Pty Ltd adjourned to...
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