Morrison v Peacock and Roslyndale Shipping Company Pty Ltd [1999] NSWLEC 230
The prosecutor had filed and served evidence to make out a case under s 8(1), the defendants had raised a defence under s 8(2)(b) and filed affidavits, Mr Burge's first affidavit had been filed and served in response, and the defendants had filed further affidavits in reply; in those circumstances the evidence should be regarded as closed and Mr Burge's second affidavit dated 3 May 1999 should not be read.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 20 May 1999
- Procedural Posture
- Prosecution Under the Marine Pollution Act 1987 / Hearing of Objection to Admissibility of Further Affidavit Evidence
- Outcome
- The second affidavit of Mr Burge dated 3 May 1999 was not permitted to be read.
- Legal Topics
- ['admissibility of Further Evidence' 'affidavit Evidence' 'marine Pollution Prosecution' 'defence Under S 8(2)(b) of the Marine Pollution Act 1987']
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Procedural Posture
Prosecution Under the Marine Pollution Act 1987 / Hearing of Objection to Admissibility of Further Affidavit Evidence
Legal Issues
- 1 ["Whether the second affidavit of Mr Burge dated 3 May 1999 may be read over the defence's objection."]
Ratio Decidendi
The prosecutor had filed and served evidence to make out a case under s 8(1), the defendants had raised a defence under s 8(2)(b) and filed affidavits, Mr Burge's first affidavit had been filed and served in response, and the defendants had filed further affidavits in reply; in those circumstances the evidence should be regarded as closed and Mr Burge's second affidavit dated 3 May 1999 should not be read.
Court Disposition
The second affidavit of Mr Burge dated 3 May 1999 was not permitted to be read.
Orders
- ['The affidavit of Mr Burge of 3 May 1999 should not be read.']
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