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of the definition of delegate in subsection 7(1) of the Act).
Note 2: In these Rules, Registrar means a Senior Registrar or Registrar of the Court (see paragraph (b) of the definition of Registrar in subsection 7(1) of the Act).
 (3) Subject to any direction by the Court or a Judge to the contrary, an application under subsection 256(1) of the Act for review of the exercise of a power of the Court by a Registrar must be made by filing an application in accordance with Form B3A within 21 days after the day on which the power was exercised.
Note: For additional rules relating to the review of a decision by a Registrar to make a sequestration order, see rule 7.05.

2.03  Leave to be heard
 (1) The Court may grant leave to be heard in a proceeding to a person who is not a party to the proceeding.
 (2) The Court may grant the leave on conditions, and may revoke the leave at any time.
 (3) The Court may order the person to pay costs if:
 (a) the granting of leave to the person causes additional costs for a party to the proceeding; and
 (b) the Court considers that the costs should be paid by the person.
 (4) The Court may also order that the person is not to be further heard in the proceeding until the costs are paid or secured to the Court's satisfaction.
 (5) The Court may grant leave or make an order under this rule:
 (a) on the Court's own initiative; or
 (b) on the application of a party, or a person who has an interest in the proceeding.
 (6) An application for leave or for an order must be made by filing an interim application in accordance with Form B3.

2.04  Appearance at hearing or examination
  A person who intends to appear at the hearing of an application or petition, or take part in an examination, must file a notice of appearance in accordance with Form B4.

2.05  Adjournment of first court date for creditor's petition
  Rule 10.02 of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Division 2) (General Federal Law) Rules 2021 (adjournment of first court date) does not apply to the hearing date fixed for a creditor's petition.

2.06  Opposition to application, interim application or petition
  A person who intends to oppose an application (including an interim application) or a petition must, at least 3 days before the date fixed for the hearing of the application or petition or, with the leave of the Court, at the hearing:
 (a) file a notice of appearance in accordance with Form B4; and
 (b) file a notice in accordance with Form B5 stating