New Guinea Line Pty Limited v Board of Trustees of Papua New Guinea National Museum & Art Gallery [2006] FCA 593
The first and second respondents, having asserted interest in goods and thereby necessitating the involvement of the third and fourth respondents in proceedings, and having lost their claim in Papua New Guinea, should pay the third and fourth respondents' costs, including those paid to the applicants.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 19 May 2006
- Procedural Posture
- Civil / Costs and Compliance Order After Partial Resolution
- Outcome
- Costs ordered against first and second respondents in favour of third and fourth respondents; compliance directions made; proceedings stood over.
- Legal Topics
- ['costs' 'compliance With Court Orders']
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Procedural Posture
Civil / Costs and Compliance Order After Partial Resolution
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Whether costs should be ordered against the first and second respondents for the benefit of the third and fourth respondents.' 'Compliance by Mr Rea with previous court orders.']
Ratio Decidendi
The first and second respondents, having asserted interest in goods and thereby necessitating the involvement of the third and fourth respondents in proceedings, and having lost their claim in Papua New Guinea, should pay the third and fourth respondents' costs, including those paid to the applicants.
Court Disposition
Costs ordered against first and second respondents in favour of third and fourth respondents; compliance directions made; proceedings stood over.
Orders
- ['The first and second respondents pay the costs of the third and fourth respondents, including costs paid to applicants.' 'Mr Rea to file an affidavit by 26 May 2006 detailing steps taken per the orders of 21 April 2006 and forward orders to the first and second respondents and the Independent State of Papua New...
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