Bennett v Goodwin [2006] NSWSC 347
Declaration of equitable mortgage is appropriate between parties, but amendment of costs order under the slip rule is refused due to delay, absence of prompt notification, and presence of additional claimants who may be affected.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 27 April 2006
- Procedural Posture
- Equity Proceedings / Post Substantive Judgment; Determination of Outstanding Issues and Procedural Applications
- Outcome
- Declaration of existence of equitable mortgage granted; application to amend costs order under slip rule refused; no order as to costs for today's application.
- Legal Topics
- ['declaration of Security Interest' 'application of Slip Rule' 'costs Orders' 'priority of Claims']
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Procedural Posture
Equity Proceedings / Post Substantive Judgment; Determination of Outstanding Issues and Procedural Applications
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Whether a declaration of existence of an equitable mortgage should be made' 'Whether the slip rule should be applied to amend a prior costs order']
Ratio Decidendi
Declaration of equitable mortgage is appropriate between parties, but amendment of costs order under the slip rule is refused due to delay, absence of prompt notification, and presence of additional claimants who may be affected.
Court Disposition
Declaration of existence of equitable mortgage granted; application to amend costs order under slip rule refused; no order as to costs for today's application.
Orders
- ['Declaration that judgment amount, interest, and plaintiff’s costs are secured by equitable mortgage over defendant’s land (Folio Identifiers 1/366722, 2/206527, 3/206527).' 'No order as to costs for the Notice of Motion.']
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