CSR Limited v Amaca Pty Limited (No 2) [2009] NSWCA 41
The costs of the hearing at first instance should be determined by the judge conducting the remitted hearing, as that judge will be better positioned to assess all relevant circumstances, including the impact of any offer of compromise or the outcome on the remitted issues, rather than this Court determining costs in the absence of all information.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 10 March 2009
- Procedural Posture
- Appeal / Consequential Orders Following Allowed Appeal and Remitter
- Outcome
- Order (4) of 3 December 2008 rescinded; new orders as specified.
- Legal Topics
- ['costs' 'remittal of Proceedings' 'equitable Contribution' 'indemnity' 'offer of Compromise']
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Procedural Posture
Appeal / Consequential Orders Following Allowed Appeal and Remitter
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Whether costs of hearing at first instance should be determined now or after remitted hearing' 'Appropriate disposition of costs in light of bifurcated proceedings and an outstanding offer of compromise']
Ratio Decidendi
The costs of the hearing at first instance should be determined by the judge conducting the remitted hearing, as that judge will be better positioned to assess all relevant circumstances, including the impact of any offer of compromise or the outcome on the remitted issues, rather than this Court determining costs in the absence of all information.
Court Disposition
Order (4) of 3 December 2008 rescinded; new orders as specified.
Orders
- ["Amaca pay CSR's costs of the appeal." 'The costs of the hearing at first instance be determined by the judge conducting the remitted hearing.' "Amaca pay CSR's costs of this notice of motion."]
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