New South Wales Crime Commission v Chamoun [2015] NSWSC 682

It is appropriate that the order for the examination of Mr Hill should be made, as supported by the evidence and the lack of opposition.

Jurisdiction: Australia
Judgment Date: 02 June 2015
Procedural Posture: Procedural and Other Rulings / Order for Examination – Interlocutory Motion
Outcome: Orders made as per agreement between the parties.
Legal Topics: ['proceeds of Crime' "examination of Third Party Concerning Defendant's Property"]

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Procedural and Other Rulings / Order for Examination – Interlocutory Motion

1 ['Whether Nelson Douglas Hill should be examined on oath concerning the affairs of Sam Chamoun, including the nature and location of property in which Sam Chamoun has an interest']

It is appropriate that the order for the examination of Mr Hill should be made, as supported by the evidence and the lack of opposition.

Orders made as per agreement between the parties.

['Nelson Douglas Hill to be examined on oath before a Registrar concerning the affairs of Sam Chamoun, including the nature and location of any property in which Sam Chamoun has an interest.' 'Leave granted to Plaintiff to approach Registry to fix date for examination in Order 1.' "Liberty granted to Plaintiff, Sam...