Corby v Allen & Unwin Pty Limited (No 3) [2013] NSWSC 631
In the circumstances, the costs of the hearings were apportioned based on the level of success achieved by each party, with Michael Corby Jnr ordered to pay 25% of the costs for the 27-28 March hearing, all the costs for 17 May hearing, his proceedings dismissed, and costs orders as detailed for Rosleigh and Mercedes Corby accordingly.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 23 May 2013
- Procedural Posture
- Applications to Strike Out Imputations / Costs Ruling After Hearings
- Outcome
- Proceedings by Michael Corby Jnr dismissed; detailed costs orders made for all three proceedings
- Legal Topics
- ['costs' 'applications to Strike Out Imputations']
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Procedural Posture
Applications to Strike Out Imputations / Costs Ruling After Hearings
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Appropriate costs orders following hearings to strike out imputations']
Ratio Decidendi
In the circumstances, the costs of the hearings were apportioned based on the level of success achieved by each party, with Michael Corby Jnr ordered to pay 25% of the costs for the 27-28 March hearing, all the costs for 17 May hearing, his proceedings dismissed, and costs orders as detailed for Rosleigh and Mercedes Corby accordingly.
Court Disposition
Proceedings by Michael Corby Jnr dismissed; detailed costs orders made for all three proceedings
Orders
- ["Michael Corby Jnr's proceedings (348219/2012) dismissed" "Michael Corby Jnr to pay 25% of defendants' costs of the 27-28 March 2013 hearing" "Michael Corby Jnr to pay all defendants' costs of 17 May 2013 hearing" "Michael Corby Jnr to pay defendants' costs of the proceedings other than included in above orders"...
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