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SUPREME COURT (CORPORATIONS) RULES 2003 (NO 40 OF 2003)
EXPLANATORY STATEMENT
Supreme Court (Corporations) Rules
2003
Subordinate Law SL2003-40
Supreme Court of the Australian Capital
Territory
The Judges of the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory, or a
majority of them, may make rules of court pursuant to section 1337T of the
Corporations Act 2001 (Cwlth).
These rules repeal the
Corporations Rules 2001 (ACT). The new rules substantially repeat the
former rules with a new decimal renumbering system, making them consistent with
the uniform corporations rules.
There are some minor amendments to the
former rules. A new subrule (12.1A) has been introduced providing that the
procedures in the Federal Court Rules (order 50 – case stated and
questions reserved) apply to a reference of a question of law arising in a
proceeding before the Takeovers Panel to the court under the Corporations Act,
section 659A. Form 8 (Consent of liquidator/provisional liquidator) has been
amended to provide for information on the hourly rates charged by the
liquidator/provisional liquidator.