Compliance
Applications for disclosure orders require notice to relevant parties, and those subject to orders must provide accurate information. Share acquisition agreements involving control or influence over shares must also be disclosed. Courts can extend disclosure requirements to parties not directly named in orders. Restrictions may be imposed on shares for non-compliance, but relief can be sought if defaults are accidental or justified. Disclosure orders and restrictions aim to ensure transparency and protect stakeholders. The court has broad powers to grant exemptions, enforce restrictions, and vary orders as deemed just and equitable.
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