Dimarti v Dimarti [2015] NSWSC 97

Dimarti v Dimarti [2015] NSWSC 97

Neither the compromise agreement nor the consent orders were attended by irregularity, illegality, or bad faith. The defendant, although not legally represented and having a medical condition, was found to have fully understood and consented to the compromise and the orders. No unconscionable conduct or unjust contract was established on the evidence. The application to set aside was therefore dismissed.

Jurisdiction
Australia
Judgment Date
20 February 2015
Procedural Posture
Notice of Motion in Equity Proceedings / Application to Set Aside Compromise Agreement and Consent Orders
Outcome
Application dismissed
Legal Topics
['compromise Agreements' 'consent Orders' 'unconscionable Conduct' 'unjust Contracts' 'application to Set Aside Orders']

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Procedural Posture

Notice of Motion in Equity Proceedings / Application to Set Aside Compromise Agreement and Consent Orders

  1. 1 ['Whether the compromise agreement and consent orders should be set aside due to unconscionable conduct or unjust contract' 'Whether consent was fully informed and free from irregularity, illegality, or bad faith']

Ratio Decidendi

Neither the compromise agreement nor the consent orders were attended by irregularity, illegality, or bad faith. The defendant, although not legally represented and having a medical condition, was found to have fully understood and consented to the compromise and the orders. No unconscionable conduct or unjust contract was established on the evidence. The application to set aside was therefore dismissed.

Court Disposition

Application dismissed

Orders

  • ["Defendant's notice of motion to set aside agreement for compromise and consent orders is dismissed." 'Costs to follow the event, subject to further submissions on costs.']