French, A.E. & Anor v. Wills, J.S.H. & Anor [1994] FCA 911
Due to the lack of affidavit evidence explaining the delay in service and conduct of proceedings, and after settlement with the second respondent, the court ordered the matter to be taken out of the list and to be relisted in six months. Applicants are given leave to relist with supporting affidavits explaining the delay.
- Parties
- Applicant: Allan Elijah French and Another; Respondent: James Sidney Howe Wills; Respondent: Peter Brand Real Estate Pty Limited
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 24 November 1994
- Procedural Posture
- General Division / Interlocutory Relisting Decision
- Outcome
- Matter taken out of list and to be relisted in six months; leave granted to applicants to apply for relisting with affidavits explaining delays.
- Legal Topics
- Service of Process, Delay in Proceedings, Settlement
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Parties
Allan Elijah French and Another
Applicant
James Sidney Howe Wills
Respondent
Peter Brand Real Estate Pty Limited
Respondent
Procedural Posture
General Division / Interlocutory Relisting Decision
Legal Issues
- 1 Delay in service of first respondent
- 2 Delay in conduct of proceedings
- 3 Relisting or dismissal of proceedings
Ratio Decidendi
Due to the lack of affidavit evidence explaining the delay in service and conduct of proceedings, and after settlement with the second respondent, the court ordered the matter to be taken out of the list and to be relisted in six months. Applicants are given leave to relist with supporting affidavits explaining the delay.
Court Disposition
Matter taken out of list and to be relisted in six months; leave granted to applicants to apply for relisting with affidavits explaining delays.
Orders
- Matter to be relisted on 24 May 1995.
- Applicants given leave to apply to relist with affidavits explaining delays.
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