North Sydney Council v O'Hara [2003] NSWLEC 103
The court directed that the exhibits in the proceedings be made available to the respondent in the Registry for inspection and copying. The respondent is to file and serve the balance of documents relied upon by a specified date, with liberty for the applicant to apply regarding such documents.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 22 April 2003
- Procedural Posture
- Production of Documents / Interlocutory Directions
- Outcome
- directions made for production and access to documents; further directions for filing and serving documents; liberty to apply
- Legal Topics
- ['production of Documents' 'access to Exhibits' 'direction for Filing and Serving Documents']
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Procedural Posture
Production of Documents / Interlocutory Directions
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Whether exhibits and documents should be made available for inspection and copying by the respondent' 'Directions for filing and serving documents relied on' 'Liberty to apply regarding documents produced']
Ratio Decidendi
The court directed that the exhibits in the proceedings be made available to the respondent in the Registry for inspection and copying. The respondent is to file and serve the balance of documents relied upon by a specified date, with liberty for the applicant to apply regarding such documents.
Court Disposition
directions made for production and access to documents; further directions for filing and serving documents; liberty to apply
Orders
- ["Exhibits and documents produced to be made available to Ms O'Hara in the Registry for inspection and copying" "Ms O'Hara to file and serve the balance of documents on which she relies by 4:00pm on 30 April 2003" 'Applicant has liberty to apply in respect of those documents by 4:00pm on 2 May 2003']
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