Luigi Iacullo v Remly Pty Limited and Dominic Iacullo and Lillian Iacullo (No 2) [2012] NSWSC 273
An order for costs to be assessable forthwith is appropriate where there is substantial separation between the plaintiff's claim and the defendants' cross-claim, and where the plaintiff's claim has been completed and determined as a discrete issue.
- Parties
- Plaintiff: Luigi Iacullo; First Defendant: Remly Pty Ltd; Second Defendant: Dominic Iacullo; Third Defendant: Lillian Iacullo
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 26 March 2012
- Procedural Posture
- Civil / Post Judgment Costs Orders
- Outcome
- Plaintiff's claim dismissed. Plaintiff to pay Defendants' costs. Orders as to assessment and dissolution of caveats/injunctions.
- Legal Topics
- Assessment of Costs, Stay of Costs Order, Separation of Claims, Cross Claim
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Parties
Luigi Iacullo
Plaintiff
Remly Pty Ltd
First Defendant
Dominic Iacullo
Second Defendant
Lillian Iacullo
Third Defendant
Procedural Posture
Civil / Post Judgment Costs Orders
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether costs should be assessed forthwith following dismissal of claim
- 2 Whether assessment of costs should be stayed pending determination of Cross-Claim
- 3 Separation between claim and Cross-Claim for costs assessment purposes
Ratio Decidendi
An order for costs to be assessable forthwith is appropriate where there is substantial separation between the plaintiff's claim and the defendants' cross-claim, and where the plaintiff's claim has been completed and determined as a discrete issue.
Court Disposition
Plaintiff's claim dismissed. Plaintiff to pay Defendants' costs. Orders as to assessment and dissolution of caveats/injunctions.
Orders
- The Plaintiff's claim is dismissed.
- The Plaintiff to pay the Defendants' costs of the Plaintiff's claim.
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