Patrick John Jackson v Northshore Realty Pty Ltd [1995] IRCA 209
The management agreement and related contracts established that the Jackson Company, not Mr Jackson personally, was to manage the business; Mr Jackson was engaged as manager by the Jackson Company, not Northshore Realty, and no direct employment relationship existed between Mr Jackson and Northshore Realty. The management agreement was not a sham; thus, Mr Jackson was not an employee of Northshore Realty and is not entitled to relief.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 18 May 1995
- Procedural Posture
- Industrial Law Unlawful Termination / Review of Judicial Registrar's Decision
- Outcome
- Application for review refused; application dismissed
- Legal Topics
- ['unlawful Termination' 'employment Status' 'sham Arrangements' 'management Agreement']
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Procedural Posture
Industrial Law Unlawful Termination / Review of Judicial Registrar's Decision
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Whether the applicant was employed by the respondent' 'Whether the management agreement was a sham']
Ratio Decidendi
The management agreement and related contracts established that the Jackson Company, not Mr Jackson personally, was to manage the business; Mr Jackson was engaged as manager by the Jackson Company, not Northshore Realty, and no direct employment relationship existed between Mr Jackson and Northshore Realty. The management agreement was not a sham; thus, Mr Jackson was not an employee of Northshore Realty and is not entitled to relief.
Court Disposition
Application for review refused; application dismissed
Orders
- ["The applicant's motion for review be refused." 'The order made on 16 December 1994 that the application be dismissed be confirmed.']
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