THE COMMISSIONER OF INLAND REVENUE V CENTURY CITY HUNTER STREET LIMITED & ORS HC WN CIV-2010-485-2085
Given the absence of timely formal opposition, the unproven nature of the proposed US$100 million funding and uncertainty as to adequacy of the offered securities, but recognising the need to avoid immediate liquidation without minimal opportunity to prove payment, the court granted a brief, specific adjournment...
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- Citation
- openlaw-de5fa2a8_716d_40e3_8200_fc8e0c6a5ce8.pdf
- Parties
- Judgment Creditor: Commissioner of Inland Revenue; Judgment Debtor: Century City Hunter Street Limited; Judgment Debtor: Century City Investments Limited; Judgment Debtor: Century City Football Limited; Judgment Debtor: Century City Developments Limited; Judgment Debtor: Century City Management Limited; Creditor in Support: Accident Compensation Corporation
- Court
- High Court
- Jurisdiction
- New Zealand
- Judgment Date
- 7 March 2011
- Procedural Posture
- Applications for Liquidation (winding Up) / Interim Hearing for Adjournment and Directions
- Outcome
- Applications for liquidation adjourned to a short specified call with directions; Accident Compensation Corporation added as plaintiff in two proceedings
- Legal Topics
- Liquidation, Adjournment, Security for Debts, Service and Notice Requirements
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Parties
Commissioner of Inland Revenue
Judgment Creditor
Century City Hunter Street Limited
Judgment Debtor
Century City Investments Limited
Judgment Debtor
Century City Football Limited
Judgment Debtor
Century City Developments Limited
Judgment Debtor
Century City Management Limited
Judgment Debtor
Accident Compensation Corporation
Creditor in Support
Procedural Posture
Applications for Liquidation (winding Up) / Interim Hearing for Adjournment and Directions
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether each defendant company should be placed into liquidation
- 2 Whether to grant an adjournment to enable funding and securities to be provided
- 3 Whether the securities and proposed US$100 million funding are adequate and proven
Ratio Decidendi
Given the absence of timely formal opposition, the unproven nature of the proposed US$100 million funding and uncertainty as to adequacy of the offered securities, but recognising the need to avoid immediate liquidation without minimal opportunity to prove payment, the court granted a brief, specific adjournment with strict filing deadlines to allow proof of payment or security; failure to do so will allow liquidation to proceed.
Court Disposition
Applications for liquidation adjourned to a short specified call with directions; Accident Compensation Corporation added as plaintiff in two proceedings
Orders
- Matters adjourned to 10.15 am on 10 March 2011 for call
- Any formal statements of defence together with further affidavit evidence in support to be filed and served by 5.00 pm on 8 March 2011
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