Lambourne v Baker (No 5) [2024] NSWCA 241
The applications for review were dismissed because payment into Court by Mr Baker on his instructions of the fixed sum of $210,249 satisfied the condition for the stay imposed on payment of the judgment to Punters Show Pty Ltd, and the entitlement to the costs by the respondents was established by the court orders and assessments, with set-off provision applying; registration of costs certificates was not required for payment out. There was no error of principle or inadequacy of reasoning in the payment out order. The quantum and entitlement issues relied on by the applicants were not made out. Costs followed the event.
- Parties
- First Applicant: Marc Alan Lambourne; Second Applicant: Glenn Craig Pollett; Third Applicant: Punters Show Pty Ltd; First Respondent: Dallas Matthew Baker; Second Respondent: Todd Cameron Buckingham; Third Respondent: BetMakers Technology Group Limited; Fourth Respondent: 12 Follow Pty Limited; Fifth Respondent: Operis Momentus Pty Limited
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 11 October 2024
- Procedural Posture
- Application for Review of Payment Out/costs Orders (civil Procedure) / Court of Appeal Determination of Review, Post Orders Payment Out
- Outcome
- Applicants' notice of motion dismissed with costs; respondents' notice of motion dismissed with costs.
- Legal Topics
- Costs, Stay of Judgment, Set Off, Payment Out of Court, Enforcement of Costs, Judgment Debts, Interest
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Parties
Marc Alan Lambourne
First Applicant
Glenn Craig Pollett
Second Applicant
Punters Show Pty Ltd
Third Applicant
Dallas Matthew Baker
First Respondent
Todd Cameron Buckingham
Second Respondent
BetMakers Technology Group Limited
Third Respondent
12 Follow Pty Limited
Fourth Respondent
Operis Momentus Pty Limited
Fifth Respondent
Procedural Posture
Application for Review of Payment Out/costs Orders (civil Procedure) / Court of Appeal Determination of Review, Post Orders Payment Out
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the stay of payment of a judgment sum was operative and if payment into Court complied with conditions for the stay
- 2 Whether post-judgment interest was required to be paid as part of payment into Court
- 3 Whether registration of costs certificates was required before the respondents were 'entitled' to payment out
Ratio Decidendi
The applications for review were dismissed because payment into Court by Mr Baker on his instructions of the fixed sum of $210,249 satisfied the condition for the stay imposed on payment of the judgment to Punters Show Pty Ltd, and the entitlement to the costs by the respondents was established by the court orders and assessments, with set-off provision applying; registration of costs certificates was not required for payment out. There was no error of principle or inadequacy of reasoning in the payment out order. The quantum and entitlement issues relied on by the applicants were not made out. Costs followed the event.
Court Disposition
Applicants' notice of motion dismissed with costs; respondents' notice of motion dismissed with costs.
Orders
- Applicants' notice of motion dated 6 June 2024 dismissed with costs.
- Respondents' notice of motion dated 3 September 2024 dismissed with costs.
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