Fleming v Marshall [2010] NSWCA 356
There are no special circumstances justifying an order for security for costs under r 51.50; difficulties in enforcement in New York, absent more, do not suffice; the application for security is dismissed with costs.
- Parties
- First Appellant: Francis G Fleming; Second Appellant: Marc S Moller; Third Appellant: Steven R Pounian; Fourth Appellant: James P Kreindler; Fifth Appellant: David C Cook; Sixth Appellant: David Beekman; Seventh Appellant: Bianca I Rodriguez; Eighth Appellant: Noah H Kushlefsky; Ninth Appellant: Robert J Spragg; Tenth Appellant: Brian J Alexander; Eleventh Appellant: Justin T Green; First Respondent: Margaret Lesley Marshall; Second Respondent: Kim Neil Marshall
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 10 December 2010
- Procedural Posture
- Notice of Motion for Security for Costs (appellate Proceedings) / Post Leave to Appeal, Pre Substantive Appellate Hearing
- Outcome
- Notice of Motion for security for costs dismissed with costs, subject to prior orders.
- Legal Topics
- Security for Costs, Appellate Procedure, Forum Non Conveniens
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Parties
Francis G Fleming
First Appellant
Marc S Moller
Second Appellant
Steven R Pounian
Third Appellant
James P Kreindler
Fourth Appellant
David C Cook
Fifth Appellant
David Beekman
Sixth Appellant
Bianca I Rodriguez
Seventh Appellant
Noah H Kushlefsky
Eighth Appellant
Robert J Spragg
Ninth Appellant
Brian J Alexander
Tenth Appellant
Justin T Green
Eleventh Appellant
Margaret Lesley Marshall
First Respondent
Kim Neil Marshall
Second Respondent
Procedural Posture
Notice of Motion for Security for Costs (appellate Proceedings) / Post Leave to Appeal, Pre Substantive Appellate Hearing
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether 'special circumstances' exist to justify ordering security for costs of an appeal under r 51.50 of the Uniform Civil Procedure Rules
- 2 Whether the fact that the appellants are resident in New York and there may be enforcement difficulties constitutes such special circumstances
- 3 Whether security may be ordered for costs of leave to appeal
Ratio Decidendi
There are no special circumstances justifying an order for security for costs under r 51.50; difficulties in enforcement in New York, absent more, do not suffice; the application for security is dismissed with costs.
Court Disposition
Notice of Motion for security for costs dismissed with costs, subject to prior orders.
Orders
- Subject to the orders made by Handley AJA, the Notice of Motion is dismissed with costs, including such costs of the Notice of Motion as were reserved by Handley AJA.
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