Liverpool Plains Shire Council v Rumble (No 2) [2014] NSWLEC 13
The Council established beyond reasonable doubt that the Respondents failed to comply with order 1 made by Biscoe J on 25 July 2013, as evidenced by ongoing storage and introduction of vehicles and parts at the premises, despite service of the orders and adequate opportunity to comply.
- Parties
- Applicant: Liverpool Plains Shire Council; First Respondent: Robert George Rumble; Second Respondent: Lee Rumble
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 19 February 2014
- Procedural Posture
- Civil Contempt Proceedings / Contempt Proven, Further Hearing on Punishment Pending
- Outcome
- Contempt of court order proved; opportunity granted to Respondents to address punishment at further hearing
- Legal Topics
- Contempt of Court, Enforcement of Planning Orders, Service of Court Documents
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Parties
Liverpool Plains Shire Council
Applicant
Robert George Rumble
First Respondent
Lee Rumble
Second Respondent
Procedural Posture
Civil Contempt Proceedings / Contempt Proven, Further Hearing on Punishment Pending
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the Respondents failed to comply with court order made on 25 July 2013
- 2 Whether contempt of court orders is established beyond reasonable doubt
Ratio Decidendi
The Council established beyond reasonable doubt that the Respondents failed to comply with order 1 made by Biscoe J on 25 July 2013, as evidenced by ongoing storage and introduction of vehicles and parts at the premises, despite service of the orders and adequate opportunity to comply.
Court Disposition
Contempt of court order proved; opportunity granted to Respondents to address punishment at further hearing
Orders
- No penalty imposed at this stage; Respondents given final opportunity to appear and explain or purge contempt
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