233. Restraining orders

The court may on an application made under this section, make an order restraining a company that, or a director of a company who, proposes to engage in a conduct that would contravene the articles of the company or any provision of this Act, from engaging in that conduct.

An application may be made by —

Where the court makes an order under subsection (1), it may also grant such consequential relief as it thinks fit.

An order may not be made under this section in relation to a conduct or a course of conduct that has been completed.

The court may at any time before the final determination of an application under subsection (1), make as an interim order, any order that it is empowered to make under that subsection. Such order may at the discretion of the court, be made ex parte or after notice to the respondent. The respondent may make an application for an order of revocation or variation of the exparte order with notice to the petitioner.

The provision of section 521 shall not apply to any interim order made under this section.