Chifley Advisory's Gavin Moss.
The Federal Court this week granted a liquidator's application to have a notice to produce set aside and ordered the issuer to pay indemnity costs. Then the court reapplied the acid via discovery.
In setting aside the notice to produce the court also granted the issuer discovery, so the liquidator will still have to divulge much, though not all of the material the plaintiff initially sought via the notice to produce.
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