Trial judge had regard to the relevant factors when sanctioning the sale of a family home

Court of Appeal dismisses appeal and upholds decision of the High Court sanctioning the sale of the appellant's family home by the Official Assignee in Bankruptcy, on the grounds that: (a) it was entirely within the discretion of the trial judge to refuse the appellant a second adjournment of the application; (b) it was not open to the second appellant to defend the application on the basis that she ought not to have been adjudicated a bankrupt by reason of an alleged flaw in the judgement granted against her in circumstances where she had not appealed the order giving judgement within the time allowed; (c) the trial judge had regard to the relevant factors in the case in exercising her discretion to postpone the sale of the family home for six months; and (d) there was no basis for the court to interfere with the exercise of the trial judge's discretion.