Lymlind Pty Ltd & Ors v Parianos, G. & Ors [1995] FCA 552
The deeds treated the loan or advance as having been made on 20 May 1989, and even if the applicants' recovery were confined to restitution rather than contract, the cause of action in restitution arose on 20 May 1989. Accordingly, pre-judgment interest should be calculated from 20 May 1989.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 12 July 1995
- Procedural Posture
- Judgments and Orders Concerning Pre Judgment Interest / Reasons for Judgment (no. 2) on the Date From Which Interest Payable After Earlier Reasons for Judgment
- Outcome
- Pre-judgment interest is to be calculated from 20 May 1989.
- Legal Topics
- ['pre Judgment Interest' 'federal Court of Australia Act 1976 S51 A' 'date Cause of Action Arose' 'loan Deed' 'unjust Enrichment']
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Procedural Posture
Judgments and Orders Concerning Pre Judgment Interest / Reasons for Judgment (no. 2) on the Date From Which Interest Payable After Earlier Reasons for Judgment
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Whether pre-judgment interest on the amount ordered to be paid should be calculated from 20 May 1989 or 25 May 1989.' "Whether the availability of the applicants' claim in restitution rather than contract made a material difference to the date from which interest should be calculated under s.51A of the Federal Court of Australia Act."]
Ratio Decidendi
The deeds treated the loan or advance as having been made on 20 May 1989, and even if the applicants' recovery were confined to restitution rather than contract, the cause of action in restitution arose on 20 May 1989. Accordingly, pre-judgment interest should be calculated from 20 May 1989.
Court Disposition
Pre-judgment interest is to be calculated from 20 May 1989.
Orders
- ['Pre-judgment interest is to be calculated from 20 May 1989.']
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