MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE (AUST) LTD v MOULDING and ANOR (No 3) [1997] NSWCA 201
The exclusionary provision in cl19(3) is construed to mean 'the question of liability has been the subject of a judgment in a court of first instance' before commencement of the amendment. Application to further amend the notice of appeal to raise double insurance dismissed.
- Parties
- Appellant: Mercantile Mutual Insurance (Aust) Ltd; First Respondent: Ms Moulding; Second Respondent: NZI
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 22 July 1997
- Procedural Posture
- Appeal / Application to Further Amend Notice of Appeal Following Appellate Judgment and Reassessment of Damages
- Outcome
- Application to further amend the notice of appeal dismissed with costs.
- Legal Topics
- Double Insurance, Retrospective Operation of Statutes, Workers Compensation, Motor Accidents
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Parties
Mercantile Mutual Insurance (Aust) Ltd
Appellant
Ms Moulding
First Respondent
NZI
Second Respondent
Procedural Posture
Appeal / Application to Further Amend Notice of Appeal Following Appellate Judgment and Reassessment of Damages
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether liability was 'determined by a court before commencement' as required by Workers Compensation Legislation Amendment Act 1995, cl19(3)
- 2 Whether double insurance doctrine applies obligating the second respondent to contribute to the judgment
- 3 Meaning of 'determined by a court' in statutory context
Ratio Decidendi
The exclusionary provision in cl19(3) is construed to mean 'the question of liability has been the subject of a judgment in a court of first instance' before commencement of the amendment. Application to further amend the notice of appeal to raise double insurance dismissed.
Court Disposition
Application to further amend the notice of appeal dismissed with costs.
Orders
- Application dismissed with costs
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