Glandore Pty Ltd & ors v Elders Finance & Investment Co. Limited [1985] FCA 376
Applicants should have their costs because the respondents' consent implies further discovery is warranted; the applicants' complaints were justified and not adequately addressed, and material filed supports the inference that discovery may have been incomplete.
- Parties
- First Applicant: GLANDORE PTY LTD; Second Applicant: DAVID HENRY LEITCH; Third Applicant: ALMA MARGARET LEITCH; Fourth Applicant: GARY DAVID LEITCH; Respondents: ELDERS FINANCE AND INVESTMENT CO. LIMITED
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 25 July 1985
- Procedural Posture
- Application for Further and Better Discovery / Interlocutory; Ruling on Costs and Discovery
- Outcome
- Application for further and better discovery granted; costs awarded to applicants, to be taxed after judgment in principal proceedings.
- Legal Topics
- Discovery, Costs, Federal Court Procedure
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Parties
GLANDORE PTY LTD
First Applicant
DAVID HENRY LEITCH
Second Applicant
ALMA MARGARET LEITCH
Third Applicant
GARY DAVID LEITCH
Fourth Applicant
ELDERS FINANCE AND INVESTMENT CO. LIMITED
Respondents
Procedural Posture
Application for Further and Better Discovery / Interlocutory; Ruling on Costs and Discovery
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether further and better discovery should be ordered
- 2 Whether costs of the application should be awarded
Ratio Decidendi
Applicants should have their costs because the respondents' consent implies further discovery is warranted; the applicants' complaints were justified and not adequately addressed, and material filed supports the inference that discovery may have been incomplete.
Court Disposition
Application for further and better discovery granted; costs awarded to applicants, to be taxed after judgment in principal proceedings.
Orders
- Respondents to make and file a further and better list of documents within seven days, verified by affidavit.
- Respondents to make and file an affidavit regarding possession, custody, or power of certain classes of documents within seven days.
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