Re John Dee (Export) Pty. Limited & Ors [1988] ATPT 1
The Trade Practices Tribunal has power to order payment by John Dee (Export) Pty. Ltd. of reasonable costs and expenses incurred by the Victorian Stock and Station Agents Association in complying with the Tribunal's summons, such power arising by implication or as incidental to the Tribunal's express statutory powers regarding procedure and the issue of summonses.
- Parties
- Applicant: John Dee (Export) Pty. Limited; Non Party Witness: Victorian Stock and Station Agents Association; Decision Maker (original Determination): Trade Practices Commission
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 23 December 1988
- Procedural Posture
- Application for Review / Interlocutory Determination on Tribunal's Powers Regarding Costs/expenses
- Outcome
- Matter stood over for further hearing to determine classes of costs and expenses recoverable.
- Legal Topics
- Tribunal Powers, Costs and Expenses of Non Party Witnesses, Procedure in Administrative Tribunals
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Parties
John Dee (Export) Pty. Limited
Applicant
Victorian Stock and Station Agents Association
Non Party Witness
Trade Practices Commission
Decision Maker (original Determination)
Procedural Posture
Application for Review / Interlocutory Determination on Tribunal's Powers Regarding Costs/expenses
Legal Issues
- 1 Does the Trade Practices Tribunal have power to order payment of costs and expenses incurred by a person complying with a summons to produce documents, including searching, collating and copying documents?
Ratio Decidendi
The Trade Practices Tribunal has power to order payment by John Dee (Export) Pty. Ltd. of reasonable costs and expenses incurred by the Victorian Stock and Station Agents Association in complying with the Tribunal's summons, such power arising by implication or as incidental to the Tribunal's express statutory powers regarding procedure and the issue of summonses.
Court Disposition
Matter stood over for further hearing to determine classes of costs and expenses recoverable.
Orders
- The matter be stood over to a date to be fixed for the purpose of determining the question of the class or classes of costs and expenses to which the Victorian Stock and Station Agents Association is entitled.
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