The connection between an applicant's status and the loss claimed, and the length of delay since the applicant held office, are not requirements for establishing good faith under s 237(2)(b) but are important evidentiary considerations from which the absence of a proper purpose may be inferred; where the company is a corporate trustee, the applicant must demonstrate they seek to advance the company's interests rather than their own interests as a trust beneficiary.
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