1 Receiverships Act 1993, s 6(3).

2 Section 14(2) of the Receiverships Act 1993 provides that all receivers have the power to manage the company unless the deed, agreement or court order under which they are appointed expressly specifies that they do not have the power to manage.

3  Judicature Act 1908, s 16.

4 District Courts Act 1947, ss 41 and 42.

5  Re Tisco Holdings (NZ) Ltd (unrep, HC Auckland, M 1322/95, 27 October 1995, Tompkins J).

6 Note for example ss 12, 15, 17, 31, 34 and 40.

7  Receiverships Act 1993, s 18.  Note however that a receiver’s specific duties in relation to the sale of company assets are set out in s 19 and override the more general duties in s 18.

8  Companies Act 1993, s 241(5).

9 Companies Act 1993, s 257 and 318(1)(e).

10  Listed in Schedule 6 of the Companies Act 1993.

11 Companies Act 1993, s 275.

12  Companies Act 1993, s 271-272.

13 Companies Act 1993, ss 292, 293.

14  Companies Act 1993, s 294.

15 Companies Act 1993, s 294.

16  Companies Act 1993, s 297.

17  Companies Act 1993, s 299

18 Companies Act 1993, ss 239AS and 239AT.  The other ways in which the administration may come to an end are listed in s 239E(2) of the Companies Act 1993.

19  Companies Act 1993, s 239I.

20 Companies Act 1993, s 239J.

21 Companies Act 1993, s 239K.

22  Companies Act 1993, s 239L.

23 Companies Act 1993, s 239U.

24  Companies Act 1993, s 248.

25 Companies Act 1993, s 239X.

26  Receiverships Act 1993, s 12.

27 Companies Act 1993, s 228.

28  Companies Act 1993, s 237.

29 PPSR, s17(a)(b).

30  PPSA, s 41.

31 PPSA, s 40.

32 PPSA, s 66.

33 PPSA, s 82

 

 

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