Bankruptcy Act 1966
If, on an application under section 139A for an order in relation to a respondent entity that is a natural person, the Court is satisfied that:
(a) during the examinable period, the entity acquired an estate in particular property as a direct or indirect result of financial contributions made by the bankrupt during that period; and
(b) the bankrupt used, or derived (whether directly or indirectly) a benefit from, the property at a time or times during the examinable period; and
(c) the entity still has the estate in the property;
the Court may make an order of a kind referred to in subsections 139D(2) and (3) , whether or not the bankrupt has ever had an estate in the property.
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