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The Supreme Court of New South Wales held that Mr Anderson committed criminal contempt by engaging Jay to apply improper pressure on Mr Ibrahim through site disruption.
In a Class 1 development appeal, the Court upheld the appeal by consent and granted development consent for a new dwelling, pool and outbuilding.
The Court awarded the plaintiff a $100,000 gross sum costs order, granted the State judgment for breach-of-contract damages with interest, and refused the State’s gross sum motion.
After conciliation, the Court upheld the appeal and granted development consent for a shed and driveway works at Cranebrook, subject to agreed conditions.
Judicial review of a psychiatric medical assessment under the Motor Accident Injuries Act failed; the summons was dismissed and costs ordered against the insurer.
The Court of Appeal refused leave to issue a subpoena sought by a self-represented applicant, finding it was not directed to the appeal issues and lacked a legitimate forensic purpose.
The Court upheld the appeal and granted development consent for two dwelling houses in Byron Bay, subject to conditions after conciliation.
Application for a criminal costs certificate dismissed after acquittal on child sexual offence charges; the Court held the complainant was not very substantially lacking in credit.
The Court upheld an appeal and granted consent for a Torrens title subdivision from two lots into three at 77 Beattie Street, Balmain, with attached housing.
The Tribunal determined a costs application on the papers, ordered the applicants to pay the respondent’s costs on the ordinary basis, and refused a fixed sum costs order.
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