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CORPORATIONS (ANCILLARY PROVISIONS) ACT 2001 - SECT 9
Court proceedings and orders
(1) This section applies to a proceeding, whether criminal or civil, in
relation to which the following paragraphs are satisfied: (a) the proceeding
was started in a court before the relevant time, and
(b) the proceeding was:
(i) under a provision of the old corporations legislation or the
old ASIC legislation, or
(ii) brought as, or connected with, a prosecution
for an offence against a provision of the old corporations legislation or the
old ASIC legislation, and
(c) the proceeding was not a proceeding to which
section 1383 or 1384 of the new Corporations Act or section 267 or 268 of the
new ASIC Act applies, and
(d) the proceeding had not been concluded or
terminated before the relevant time.
(2) Without limiting section 7 (1) but
subject to subsection (3), a proceeding to which this section applies may be
continued, and any order made by a court in such a proceeding may be appealed
against, reviewed or enforced as if section 6 had not been enacted.
(3)
Nothing in this Part, or in the Acts Interpretation Act 1901 of the
Commonwealth as applying by force of section 7 (1), operates to preserve the
effect of an order to which section 1383 (5) of the new Corporations Act or
section 267 (5) of the new ASIC Act applies and, at the relevant time, that
order ceases to have effect as an order of the court by which it was made and
any proceeding in relation to such an order is terminated by force of this
subsection.
(4) For the avoidance of doubt, Part 9 of the old application Act
continues to have the same application to a proceeding to which this section
applies as it did before the relevant time.
(5) In this section,
"proceeding" includes: (a) a proceeding by way of appeal against, or otherwise
seeking review of, an order made by a court, and
(b) a proceeding to enforce
an order made by a court, and
(c) any other proceeding in respect of a breach
of an order made by a court.
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