Rix v Mahony [2015] NSWSC 91
Mr Rix failed to provide any probative evidence that the trustees' remuneration was excessive or unjustified; the affidavits and evidence provided by the trustees justified the sums claimed, and no reason was provided to intervene in the Registrar's decision. Thus, the application for review was dismissed and the Registrar's assessment affirmed.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 13 February 2015
- Procedural Posture
- Application for Review / Decision on Review Application of Registrar's Assessment
- Outcome
- Application for review dismissed
- Legal Topics
- ['remuneration of Trustees' "review of Registrar's Decision" 's 66 G Conveyancing Act' 'costs Assessment' 'beneficial Interests in Property']
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Procedural Posture
Application for Review / Decision on Review Application of Registrar's Assessment
Legal Issues
- 1 ["Whether the Registrar's assessment of trustees' remuneration should be set aside or varied" 'Whether the amount claimed by the trustees as remuneration was excessive or justified']
Ratio Decidendi
Mr Rix failed to provide any probative evidence that the trustees' remuneration was excessive or unjustified; the affidavits and evidence provided by the trustees justified the sums claimed, and no reason was provided to intervene in the Registrar's decision. Thus, the application for review was dismissed and the Registrar's assessment affirmed.
Court Disposition
Application for review dismissed
Orders
- ["Application for review of Registrar's decision dismissed." "Plaintiff to pay the trustees' costs of the application assessed at $1,650 inclusive of GST." 'Trustees may deduct the assessed costs from any amount payable by them to Mr Rix in respect of his one-quarter interest in the proceeds of sale.' 'Trustees may...
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