Obvious Deadline Pty Ltd v Clancy; Clancy v Obvious Deadline Pty Ltd [2016] NSWSC 1837
Prof Clancy is entitled to contribution from Trout Hall Pty Ltd for one-half of the portion of his $125,000 payment that was attributable to the outstanding debt (73% of $125,000), as only two solvent co-guarantors remained when the contribution was determined, and contribution cannot be claimed for any overpayment.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 16 December 2016
- Procedural Posture
- Equity / Principal Judgment After Settlement of Primary Claim; Determination of Contribution Claim by Cross Claimant
- Outcome
- Guarantor entitled to contribution from co-guarantor of $46,625
- Legal Topics
- ['guarantees' 'contribution Between Co Guarantors' 'professional Negligence' 'insolvency']
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Procedural Posture
Equity / Principal Judgment After Settlement of Primary Claim; Determination of Contribution Claim by Cross Claimant
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Whether Prof Clancy is entitled to contribution from co-guarantor Trout Hall Pty Ltd in respect of payment made under a guarantee' "What portion of Prof Clancy's payment is recoverable from Trout Hall given an overpayment to the lender" 'Whether the relevant time for assessing solvent co-guarantors is when proceedings commenced or when contribution determined']
Ratio Decidendi
Prof Clancy is entitled to contribution from Trout Hall Pty Ltd for one-half of the portion of his $125,000 payment that was attributable to the outstanding debt (73% of $125,000), as only two solvent co-guarantors remained when the contribution was determined, and contribution cannot be claimed for any overpayment.
Court Disposition
Guarantor entitled to contribution from co-guarantor of $46,625
Orders
- ['Trout Hall Pty Ltd to contribute $46,625 to Prof Clancy']
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