In the matter of Double Bay Property Management Pty Ltd (in liq) [2020] NSWSC 203
Liquidators of a company removed as trustee by ipso facto clause upon winding up are entitled to be appointed as receivers and managers of the trust property, to enforce their right of indemnity and realise assets for the benefit of creditors and beneficiaries when urgent circumstances justify such appointment, subject to return to Court for leave to distribute proceeds.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 03 March 2020
- Procedural Posture
- Application / Ex Parte Urgent Hearing for Appointment of Receivers and Managers
- Outcome
- application granted in part
- Legal Topics
- ['winding Up' "liquidators' Powers" 'appointment of Receivers' 'trustee Removal' 'enforcement of Right of Indemnity']
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Procedural Posture
Application / Ex Parte Urgent Hearing for Appointment of Receivers and Managers
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Whether liquidators of a company removed as trustee by ipso facto clause upon winding up are entitled to be appointed by the Court as receivers and managers over the former trust property' 'Whether an order appointing receivers and managers can be made nunc pro tunc' 'Whether urgent ex parte circumstances justify appointment without notice to creditors']
Ratio Decidendi
Liquidators of a company removed as trustee by ipso facto clause upon winding up are entitled to be appointed as receivers and managers of the trust property, to enforce their right of indemnity and realise assets for the benefit of creditors and beneficiaries when urgent circumstances justify such appointment, subject to return to Court for leave to distribute proceeds.
Court Disposition
application granted in part
Orders
- ['Liquidators appointed jointly and severally as receivers and managers, without security, of property assets and undertakings of the Property Management Unit Trust.' 'Receivers must return to the Court for leave to distribute proceeds to creditors and beneficiaries.' 'Orders to be entered forthwith.' 'Creditors...
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