Orders made under ss 441D and 441H of the Corporations Law (Pt 5.3A) restricting a chargee's rights during voluntary administration are interlocutory, not final, because they operate as injunctions during the relatively short duration of the administration and do not finally determine the rights of the parties. The standard of 'adequate protection' in s 441D(3) does not require absolute or perfect protection in all circumstances, but protection which is adequate or suitable considering the circumstances which actually prevail.
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