David v Ryan & Ors [2018] NSWSC 971
On the proper construction of the Deed of Dissolution, the option to purchase Nangara is only binding and exercisable from 'completion' as defined in the Deed, and upon delivery of the signed Annexure D Option; prior to that event, no enforceable immediate right to exercise the option existed.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 28 June 2018
- Procedural Posture
- Equity/principal Judgment / Final Judgment After Hearing, Following Partial Resolution by Consent Orders
- Outcome
- Declarations made for the plaintiff; Amended Summons and Cross-Claim otherwise dismissed; costs to the plaintiff.
- Legal Topics
- ['partnership Dissolution' 'option to Purchase' 'construction of Contracts' 'land Law']
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Procedural Posture
Equity/principal Judgment / Final Judgment After Hearing, Following Partial Resolution by Consent Orders
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Whether the option to purchase Nangara could be exercised immediately upon execution of the 2017 Dissolution Deed or only after completion as defined in that deed and delivery of the signed option.']
Ratio Decidendi
On the proper construction of the Deed of Dissolution, the option to purchase Nangara is only binding and exercisable from 'completion' as defined in the Deed, and upon delivery of the signed Annexure D Option; prior to that event, no enforceable immediate right to exercise the option existed.
Court Disposition
Declarations made for the plaintiff; Amended Summons and Cross-Claim otherwise dismissed; costs to the plaintiff.
Orders
- ['Declare that the option to purchase Nangara is only binding and exercisable from completion as defined and upon delivery of the duly signed option.' 'Amended Summons and Cross-Claim otherwise dismissed.' "Defendants/cross-claimants to pay plaintiff/cross-defendant's costs." "Liberty to apply on 1 day's notice."]
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