Spautz v Morris [2000] NSWSC 273
Dr Spautz's claim for damages for civil conspiracy against Mr Morris was finally dismissed by Smart J on 17 June 1988, and this dismissal remains effective. There are no outstanding issues remaining for determination in these proceedings; orders by Smart J were not set aside or amended by the Court of Appeal or High Court.
- Parties
- Plaintiff: Michael Edward Spautz; Defendant: Allan Agipitos Morris
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 06 April 2000
- Procedural Posture
- Civil / Final Determination Regarding Outstanding Issues; Orders Made Following Prior Judgments and Appeals
- Outcome
- Dr Spautz's Cross-Claim for civil conspiracy remains dismissed; no outstanding issues remain.
- Legal Topics
- Vexatious Proceedings, Abuse of Process, Civil Conspiracy, Summary Dismissal
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Parties
Michael Edward Spautz
Plaintiff
Allan Agipitos Morris
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Civil / Final Determination Regarding Outstanding Issues; Orders Made Following Prior Judgments and Appeals
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether there remain any outstanding issues to be determined in the proceedings
- 2 Whether Dr Spautz's Cross-Claim for civil conspiracy remains dismissed
Ratio Decidendi
Dr Spautz's claim for damages for civil conspiracy against Mr Morris was finally dismissed by Smart J on 17 June 1988, and this dismissal remains effective. There are no outstanding issues remaining for determination in these proceedings; orders by Smart J were not set aside or amended by the Court of Appeal or High Court.
Court Disposition
Dr Spautz's Cross-Claim for civil conspiracy remains dismissed; no outstanding issues remain.
Orders
- Declare that Dr Spautz's claim against Mr Morris for damages for civil conspiracy is and remains dismissed pursuant to orders of Smart J made 17 June 1988
- Declare there are no outstanding issues in these proceedings remaining for determination in this Division
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