Solomon & Ors v Dr Singh & Anor [2004] NSWADT 264
The Tribunal found that the terms of the 1998 Deed and Variation kept the registered lease on foot and extended its covenants, including clause 27.3. Dr Singh’s obligations as guarantor under the registered lease continued to apply through the extended lease term. Consequently, principles in Walker v Bowry regarding release did not discharge Dr Singh.
- Parties
- Applicant: Isaac Solomon; Applicant: Sarah Cooper; Applicant: Elizabeth Oxman; Respondent: Dr Raghubir Singh; Respondent: Dr Suman Sood
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 18 November 2004
- Procedural Posture
- Application / Preliminary Matter
- Outcome
- Dr Singh's application is dismissed
- Legal Topics
- Guarantee and Indemnity Under Lease, Variation of Lease Terms, Release of Guarantor Liability
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Parties
Isaac Solomon
Applicant
Sarah Cooper
Applicant
Elizabeth Oxman
Applicant
Dr Raghubir Singh
Respondent
Dr Suman Sood
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Application / Preliminary Matter
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether Dr Singh remains liable as guarantor after release of Dr Sood
- 2 Effect of Deed of Release and 1998 Deed on guarantor liability
- 3 Applicability of registered lease terms following variation
Ratio Decidendi
The Tribunal found that the terms of the 1998 Deed and Variation kept the registered lease on foot and extended its covenants, including clause 27.3. Dr Singh’s obligations as guarantor under the registered lease continued to apply through the extended lease term. Consequently, principles in Walker v Bowry regarding release did not discharge Dr Singh.
Court Disposition
Dr Singh's application is dismissed
Orders
- Dr Singh's application is dismissed
- Applicants' application is set down for further directions at 10.30 am on 2 December 2004
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