CAPRICORN SOCIETY LIMITED V A O'HANLON HC NWP CIV 2007-443-000560
The debtor had not taken the required steps to set aside or stay the District Court judgment, failed to file timely opposition or produce satisfactory evidence of payments, and therefore the creditor was entitled to adjudication for bankruptcy.
- Citation
- openlaw-821aeeb6_c0c5_43bb_860b_ec3175789138.pdf
- Parties
- Creditor: Capricorn Society Limited; Debtor: Anthony O'Hanlon
- Court
- High Court
- Jurisdiction
- New Zealand
- Judgment Date
- 13 May 2008
- Procedural Posture
- Adjudication on Bankruptcy Notice (insolvency Act 1967) / Hearing and Adjudication
- Outcome
- Debtor adjudicated bankrupt
- Legal Topics
- Adjudication, Bankruptcy Notice, Set Aside Judgment, Adjournment, Costs
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Parties
Capricorn Society Limited
Creditor
Anthony O'Hanlon
Debtor
Procedural Posture
Adjudication on Bankruptcy Notice (insolvency Act 1967) / Hearing and Adjudication
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether debtor should be adjudicated bankrupt for failure to comply with a bankruptcy notice
- 2 Whether the hearing should be adjourned pending an application to set aside the underlying District Court judgment
- 3 Whether the debtor produced satisfactory evidence of payments alleged to have been made before judgment
Ratio Decidendi
The debtor had not taken the required steps to set aside or stay the District Court judgment, failed to file timely opposition or produce satisfactory evidence of payments, and therefore the creditor was entitled to adjudication for bankruptcy.
Court Disposition
Debtor adjudicated bankrupt
Orders
- Adjudicate Anthony O'Hanlon bankrupt timed at 10.45am
- Debtor to pay the creditor costs of and incidental to this application on a 2B basis together with disbursements as fixed by the Registrar
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