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ARTICLE · 10 NOVEMBER 2011

Landlords gain ground in Colorado Group administration

Court may grant leave to a landlord to recover possession of a property from a company in administration.

AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
Focus: Recovery of possession in an administration
Services: Disputes & Litigation
Industry Focus: Financial Services, Property

The recent decision of the Supreme Court of Victoria in Re Colorado Group Limited [2011] VSC 552 has clarified the circumstances in which a court will grant leave to a landlord to recover possession of a property from a company in administration under section 440C.

Executive Summary

The decision in Re Colorado Group Limited demonstrates that a Court may grant leave to recover possession where:

  • the property represents a minor part of the undertaking of the company in administration;
  • by reason of the expiry of the leases, there is no goodwill to pass on to a purchaser under a DOCA (subject to a successful section 444F(4) application);

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