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Receiverships Act 1993

25: Extension of time for preparing reports

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"Asking for more time to prepare receiver reports"

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If you are a receiver, you must prepare reports as stated in section 23 or section 24. You can ask for more time to prepare these reports. The court can give you more time if they appointed you as a receiver. The Registrar can give you more time if you were appointed by a deed or agreement.

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25Extension of time for preparing reports

  1. A period of time within which a person must prepare a report referred to in section 23 or section 24 may be extended, on the application of that person, by—

  2. the court, where the person was appointed a receiver by the court:
    1. the Registrar, where the person was appointed a receiver by or under a deed or agreement.