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CORPORATIONS ACT 2001 - SECT 849CC

Exercise of Reserve Bank powers under this Part not grounds for denial of obligations

  (1)   Subject to subsection   (5), this section applies if a body corporate (the protected body corporate ) is party to an arrangement, whether the proper law of the arrangement is:

  (a)   Australian law; or

  (b)   foreign law, including the law of part of a foreign country.

  (2)   None of the matters mentioned in subsection   (3) allows the arrangement, or a party to the arrangement (other than the protected body corporate), to do any of the following:

  (a)   deny any obligation under the arrangement;

  (b)   accelerate any debt under the arrangement;

  (c)   terminate or close out:

  (i)   the arrangement; or

  (ii)   any transaction relating to the arrangement;

  (d)   enforce any security under the arrangement.

  (3)   The matters are as follows:

  (a)   the protected body corporate being subject to the exercise of a power under this Part by the Reserve Bank;

  (b)   a body corporate to which subsection   (4) applies being subject to the exercise of a power under this Part by the Reserve Bank;

  (c)   if section   842A applies to a body corporate to which subsection   (4) of this section applies--the financial position of:

  (i)   that body corporate; or

  (ii)   any other body corporate to which that subsection applies.

  (4)   For the purposes of paragraph   (3)(b) or (c), this subsection applies to:

  (a)   a related body corporate of the protected body corporate; or

  (b)   a body corporate that was a related body corporate of the protected body corporate before a transfer of business or shares under this Part.

Payment Systems and Netting Act 1998 prevails over this section

  (5)   If there is any inconsistency between:

  (a)   subsections   (1) to (4) of this section; and

  (b)   the Payment Systems and Netting Act 1998 ;

that Act prevails to the extent of the inconsistency.

Arrangements to which this section does not apply

  (6)   This section does not apply to a kind of arrangement prescribed by the regulations for the purposes of this subsection.



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