General powers of Supreme Court
95 General powers of Supreme Court
The Supreme Court may make any order, and give any direction, that it thinks just in relation to proceedings brought or intervened in with leave, or in relation to an application for leave, including —
interim orders; and
directions about the conduct of the proceedings, including requiring mediation; and
an order directing the co‑operative, or an officer of the co‑operative, to do, or not to do, any act; and
an order appointing an independent person to investigate, and report to the Supreme Court, on —
the financial affairs of the co‑operative; or
the facts or circumstances that gave rise to that cause of action the subject of the proceedings; or
the costs incurred in the proceedings and the person granted leave.
A person appointed by the Supreme Court under subsection (1)(d) is entitled, on giving reasonable notice to the co‑operative, to inspect and make copies of any books of the co‑operative for any purpose connected with their appointment.
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