MEDNICK v SAXON [1996] NSWCA 357

MEDNICK v SAXON [1996] NSWCA 357

The Court ordered by consent that the executor pay $10,000 to the claimant within seven days and the remaining $65,000 within seven days of the completion of sale of the home unit; costs of the application were reserved to the Court hearing the appeal.

Parties
Claimant: Mednick; Executor: Saxon
Jurisdiction
Australia
Judgment Date
17 June 1996
Procedural Posture
Family Provision Act Appeal / Application for Expedition of Appeal and Payment Pending Appeal
Outcome
Application for partial payment granted by consent; expedition application referred to Expedition Judge; costs reserved to the appeal court.
Legal Topics
Family Provision Act, Expedition of Appeal, Payment of Provision Prior to Appeal Determination

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Parties

Mednick

Claimant

Saxon

Executor

Procedural Posture

Family Provision Act Appeal / Application for Expedition of Appeal and Payment Pending Appeal

  1. 1 Whether payments should be made to the claimant pending outcome of Family Provision Act appeal
  2. 2 Whether the appeal should be expedited

Ratio Decidendi

The Court ordered by consent that the executor pay $10,000 to the claimant within seven days and the remaining $65,000 within seven days of the completion of sale of the home unit; costs of the application were reserved to the Court hearing the appeal.

Court Disposition

Application for partial payment granted by consent; expedition application referred to Expedition Judge; costs reserved to the appeal court.

Orders

  • Executor to pay $10,000 to claimant within seven days
  • Executor to pay balance ($65,000) within seven days of completion of sale of home unit