Farming v Athmaize Co-Operative Ltd (in liq) [2002] QSC 444
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SUPREME COURT OF QUEENSLAND
CIVIL JURISDICTION
JUSTICE JONES
Application No 138 of 2001
BONADIO FARMING Applicant
and
ATHMAIZE CO-OPERATIVE LIMITED Respondent
(RECEIVER AND MANAGER APPOINTED)
(IN LIQUIDATION)
CAIRNS
..DATE 15/11/2002
JUDGMENT
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1 HIS HONOUR: This is an ex parte interlocutory application
pursuant to section 502 of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) .
The liquidator appointed by earlier order of this Court, Bruce
Poultney Milner, has with the staff of Horwaths engaged in a
considerable amount of work in the winding up of the company
in liquidation.
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Mr Milner has transferred to a different organisation, and it
is felt appropriate by the main creditor and by the committee
of inspection that the files remain with Horwaths, m
particularly given the amount of staff involvement of that
organisation in the winding up work.
Mr Milner recognises that as being the preferable situation,
and did therefore on 14th November 2002 formally resign as 30
liquidator of the company. That would therefore leave the
company without a liquidator to carry on the winding up unless
a new one is appointed. Before me is the consent of Mr Neil
Cussen of Horwaths, Sydney, who agrees to be appointed now to
the vacant position of liquidator.
In all the circumstances, particularly given the wishes of the
Commissioner for Taxation, the main creditor, and the
committee of inspection, I will order Mr Cussen to be
appointed as liquidator, and I make orders in terms of the
draft initialled by me and placed with the papers.
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JUDGMENT
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