In 2022, Greylag sought orders in the NSW Supreme Court to have Garuda wound up in insolvency under s 583(c) of the Corporations Act. Part 5.7 (Winding up bodies other than companies) is in Chapter 5 (External administration). Garuda is a registered foreign company and therefore a Part 5.7 body.
However, in a 5-2 majority, the High Court of Australia agreed with the Supreme Court and the New South Wales Court of Appeal that immunity applied to Garuda under the Foreign States Immunities Act 1985 (Cth). 
Eugene's update also includes important revisions to Part 5.9 (Miscellaneous) of Chapter 5 (External administration) which covers provisions to enable the examination of officers of companies in administration.

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