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AI Summary of 513. Cases in which independent expert's report not available at required time: powers of court
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513. Cases in which independent expert's report not available at required time: powers of court
(1) If a petition is presented and the court is satisfied -
(a) that, by reason of exceptional circumstances outside the control of the petitioner, the report of the independent expert is not available in time to accompany the petition, and
(b) that the petitioner could not reasonably have anticipated the circumstances referred to in paragraph (a),
and, accordingly, the court is unable to consider the making of an order under section 509, the court may make an order under this section placing the company concerned under the protection of the court for such period as the court thinks appropriate in order to allow for the submission of the independent expert's report.
(2) That period shall be a period that expires not later than the 10th day after the date of the making of the order concerned or, if the 10th day after that date would fall on a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday, the first following day that is not a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday.