IMB Limited v Nallathambi & Anor [2009] NSWSC 1387
Booksan Pty Limited, holding a registered second mortgage that secures outstanding obligations exceeding the amount in court, has established a proprietary interest in the surplus proceeds. All potential claimants and caveators were notified, and none opposed or all consented to payment out. Therefore, Booksan is entitled to an order for payment out of the funds.
- Parties
- Plaintiff: IMB Limited; First Defendant: Pappathevar Nallathambi; Second Defendant: Parameswari Nallathambi; Applicant on the Motion: Booksan Pty Limited; First Respondent: Australian Securities and Investment Commission; Second Respondent: Perpetual Nominees Ltd; Third Respondent: Vertzayas Lawyers Pty Ltd formerly known as Hellas Income Tax Consulting Services Pty Ltd
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 08 December 2009
- Procedural Posture
- Equity Application (mortgage Surplus Payment) / Ex Tempore Judgment on Interlocutory Motion for Payment Out of Court
- Outcome
- Order for payment out of court to applicant Booksan Pty Ltd
- Legal Topics
- Mortgages, Power of Sale, Surplus Proceeds, Trustee's Application to Pay Funds Out of Court
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Parties
IMB Limited
Plaintiff
Pappathevar Nallathambi
First Defendant
Parameswari Nallathambi
Second Defendant
Booksan Pty Limited
Applicant on the Motion
Australian Securities and Investment Commission
First Respondent
Perpetual Nominees Ltd
Second Respondent
Vertzayas Lawyers Pty Ltd formerly known as Hellas Income Tax Consulting Services Pty Ltd
Third Respondent
Procedural Posture
Equity Application (mortgage Surplus Payment) / Ex Tempore Judgment on Interlocutory Motion for Payment Out of Court
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether Booksan Pty Limited has a proprietary interest in surplus funds paid into court after mortgage sale
- 2 Whether all potential claimants to the surplus funds have been notified or their claims resolved
Ratio Decidendi
Booksan Pty Limited, holding a registered second mortgage that secures outstanding obligations exceeding the amount in court, has established a proprietary interest in the surplus proceeds. All potential claimants and caveators were notified, and none opposed or all consented to payment out. Therefore, Booksan is entitled to an order for payment out of the funds.
Court Disposition
Order for payment out of court to applicant Booksan Pty Ltd
Orders
- Funds paid into court in these proceedings on or about 1 June 2009 and 3 July 2009, totalling $137,261.27 together with any interest accrued thereon, be paid out of court to applicant Booksan Pty Ltd.
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