Miloni v Bechara

In *Miloni v Bechara*, the applicant sought a sequestration order against the respondent. The court was satisfied that the respondent had committed an act of bankruptcy.

The primary legal issue before the court was whether it was satisfied that an act of bankruptcy had occurred, thereby justifying the making of a sequestration order.

The court found that the respondent had indeed committed an act of bankruptcy. Having reached this conclusion, and being satisfied that the requirements for making a sequestration order were met, the court proceeded to make the order.