Chaina & Ors v The Presbyterian Church (NSW) Property Trust & Ors (No 2) [2008] NSWSC 1056
On balance, the risk of disclosure by Dr Wynn-Hatton was low and insufficient to justify preventing his access to the confidential information. Disclosure is permitted subject to a confidentiality regime protecting the plaintiffs’ interests.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 13 October 2008
- Procedural Posture
- Notice of Motion for Disclosure of Confidential Information / Post Motion Judgment; Orders and Costs
- Outcome
- Second, fourth and fifth plaintiffs required to disclose confidential information; plaintiffs to pay defendants’ costs of the motion, including costs associated with order formulation.
- Legal Topics
- ['confidential Information' 'expert Witnesses' 'confidentiality Regime' 'costs']
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Procedural Posture
Notice of Motion for Disclosure of Confidential Information / Post Motion Judgment; Orders and Costs
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Whether expert witness (Dr Wynn-Hatton) should be given access to confidential information' 'Appropriate confidentiality regime for confidential information' 'Costs of the motion']
Ratio Decidendi
On balance, the risk of disclosure by Dr Wynn-Hatton was low and insufficient to justify preventing his access to the confidential information. Disclosure is permitted subject to a confidentiality regime protecting the plaintiffs’ interests.
Court Disposition
Second, fourth and fifth plaintiffs required to disclose confidential information; plaintiffs to pay defendants’ costs of the motion, including costs associated with order formulation.
Orders
- ['Second, fourth and fifth plaintiffs to disclose confidential information as per judgment order.' "Second, fourth and fifth plaintiffs to pay defendants' costs of the motion, including costs related to order formulation."]
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