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 4 March 2021, the Court received minutes of consent orders which were made that day including the following:

10 On the morning of 16 April 2021 the Court received an email from the respondent's solicitor requesting a one-week extension of the time within which his client was to file and serve his affidavit evidence. The email explained that the respondent's solicitors had sent a number of emails to the respondent but had not received any response. Emails sent by the respondent's solicitor to the applicants' solicitor indicated that it was unusual for the respondent not to respond and that the respondent's solicitor was concerned about his client's welfare. In response to the application for an extension of time, the applicants' solicitor said that her clients neither opposed nor consented to the proposed extension. I granted the request for an extension and made orders in the following terms:

1. The time for the Respondent to comply with order 3 of the orders made on 13 November 2019 be further extended to 4.00pm on 23 April 2021.

2. Pursuant to r 5.21 of the Federal Court Rules 2011 (Cth), and subject to any

Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc v Anderson [2021] FCA 1024