Federal Court (Bankruptcy) Rules 2016
Part 2 Federal Court (Bankruptcy) Rules 2016
Item | Provision of the | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | rule 1.04 | Power to make an order about the application of these Rules | |
2 | rule 2.03 | Power to grant leave to be heard in a proceeding, including the following powers: (a) to impose conditions on the granting of the leave; (b) to revoke the leave; (c) to order the payment of costs; (d) to order that a person not be further heard until costs are paid or secured | |
3 | rule 2.06 | Power to grant leave to oppose an application or a petition | |
4 | subrule 3.03(5) | Extension of time for compliance with a bankruptcy notice | |
5 | rule 4.05 | Power to make orders as to service of a creditor’s petition | |
6 | rule 6.02 | Power to order that an application under section 50 of the Bankruptcy Act for a person to be summoned for examination be heard in the absence of a party or in closed court | |
7 | rule 6.07 | Power to order that an application under section 81 of the Bankruptcy Act for a relevant person to be summoned for examination be heard in the absence of a party or in closed court | |
8 | rule 6.13 | Power to order that an application under section 81 of the Bankruptcy Act for an examinable person to be summoned for examination be heard in the absence of a party or in closed court | |
9 | paragraph 8.02(4)(c) | Power to make orders as to service of an application under section 180 or subsection 183(1) of the Bankruptcy Act | |
10 | rule 10.03 | Power to make orders with respect to service of applications under sections 222 and 222C of the Bankruptcy Act | |
11 | rule 11.02 | Power to make orders as to service of a creditor’s petition presented under section 244 of the Bankruptcy Act | |
12 | rule 11.05 | Power to make orders as to service of a creditor’s petition presented under section 247 of the Bankruptcy Act | |
13 | rule 13.01 | Power to order costs, including for a fixed amount | |
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