Rule 4.10 Statement of affairs: release from requirement and extension of time (section 47(5))
The administrative receiver may exercise the power in section 47(5) to release a person from an obligation to submit a statement of affairs imposed under section 47(1) or (2), or to grant an extension of time, either on the administrative receiver's own discretion or at the request of a nominated person.
A nominated person may apply to the court if the administrative receiver refuses that person's request.
On receipt of an application, the court may, if it is satisfied that no sufficient cause is shown for it, dismiss it without giving notice to any party other than the applicant.
The applicant must, at least 14 days before any hearing, deliver to the administrative receiver a notice stating the venue with a copy of the application and of any evidence on which the applicant intends to rely.
The administrative receiver may do either or both of the following—
file a report of any matters which the administrative receiver thinks ought to be drawn to the court's attention; or
appear and be heard on the application.
If a report is filed, the administrative receiver must deliver a copy of it to the applicant not later than five business days before the hearing.
Sealed copies of any order made on the application must be delivered by the court to the applicant and the administrative receiver.
On any application under this rule, the applicant's costs must be paid by the applicant in any event; but the court may order that an allowance of all or part of them be payable out of the assets under the administrative receiver's control.