Marshall v Woodhouse [2018] NSWSC 863
Leave was granted to discontinue against the State as proceedings were settled. Leave to proceed on an amended statement of claim was granted, with directions made for further particulars, amendments, and future procedural steps to enable the just, quick and cheap resolution of the remaining claims.
- Parties
- Plaintiff: Garry Marshall; First Defendant: Nicola Woodhouse; Second Defendant: Estate of the Late Gary Woodhouse; Third Defendant: Phillip Woodhouse; Fourth Defendant: Andrew Woodhouse; Fifth Defendant: State of New South Wales
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 07 June 2018
- Procedural Posture
- Civil / Directions Hearing Following Leave to Discontinue Against One Defendant and Application for Further Pleadings and Particulars
- Outcome
- Leave granted to discontinue against the State and to amend statement of claim; procedural directions made for next steps.
- Legal Topics
- Directions, Leave to File Amended Statement of Claim, Notice of Discontinuance, Amendment of Pleadings
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Parties
Garry Marshall
Plaintiff
Nicola Woodhouse
First Defendant
Estate of the Late Gary Woodhouse
Second Defendant
Phillip Woodhouse
Third Defendant
Andrew Woodhouse
Fourth Defendant
State of New South Wales
Fifth Defendant
Procedural Posture
Civil / Directions Hearing Following Leave to Discontinue Against One Defendant and Application for Further Pleadings and Particulars
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether leave should be granted to file a notice of discontinuance against the State of New South Wales
- 2 Whether leave should be granted to amend the statement of claim
- 3 Directions for further conduct of proceedings
Ratio Decidendi
Leave was granted to discontinue against the State as proceedings were settled. Leave to proceed on an amended statement of claim was granted, with directions made for further particulars, amendments, and future procedural steps to enable the just, quick and cheap resolution of the remaining claims.
Court Disposition
Leave granted to discontinue against the State and to amend statement of claim; procedural directions made for next steps.
Orders
- Schedule A to the proposed statement of claim to be provided by the plaintiff to the first and third defendants within 14 days.
- Plaintiff to provide answers to a November 2017 request for particulars on or before 21 June 2018.
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