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James Hardie Former Subsidiaries (Winding up and Administration) Act 2005
56Supreme Court may request non-NSW court or tribunal to act in its aid
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#### 56 Supreme Court may request non-NSW court or tribunal to act in its aid
56 Supreme Court may request non-NSW court or tribunal to act in its aid
> > (1) The Supreme Court may, on the application of an authorised applicant, request any of the following courts and tribunals that has jurisdiction in winding up matters with respect to a liable entity to act in aid of, and be auxiliary to, the Supreme Court in the winding up of the entity under this Part—
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> > > (a) a court or other tribunal of another State or Territory (including an external Territory),
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> > > (b) a court or other tribunal of the Commonwealth,
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> > > (c) a court or other tribunal of a foreign country (or of a state, province or other part of a foreign country).
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> > (2) In this section—
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> > winding up matter means a matter relating to any scheme of arrangement, receivership, winding up or other external administration of a company or other body outside of the territorial limits of the State (whether or not in Australia).