McInally v State of New South Wales [2024] NSWSC 767
Plaintiff's death renders him no longer a proper party; with consent and evidence of Ms Aslett's relationship, appointment as estate representative is appropriate under rr 6.29 and 7.10 UCPR; amendments to the statement of claim and mediation directions are procedurally justified.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 20 June 2024
- Procedural Posture
- Civil / Procedural Ruling at Interlocutory Motion
- Outcome
- Application granted; plaintiff removed; representative appointed; leave to amend statement of claim; mediation ordered; costs in the cause.
- Legal Topics
- ['representative Order' 'removal and Appointment of Party' 'amendment of Statement of Claim' 'mediation Direction']
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Procedural Posture
Civil / Procedural Ruling at Interlocutory Motion
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Whether plaintiff should be removed as a party pursuant to r 6.29 of UCPR' "Whether representative of the plaintiff's estate should be appointed pursuant to r 7.10 of UCPR"]
Ratio Decidendi
Plaintiff's death renders him no longer a proper party; with consent and evidence of Ms Aslett's relationship, appointment as estate representative is appropriate under rr 6.29 and 7.10 UCPR; amendments to the statement of claim and mediation directions are procedurally justified.
Court Disposition
Application granted; plaintiff removed; representative appointed; leave to amend statement of claim; mediation ordered; costs in the cause.
Orders
- ['Remove the plaintiff as a party to the proceedings pursuant to r 6.29 of the UCPR.' "Appoint Amanda Aslett as representative of the plaintiff's estate pursuant to r 7.10 UCPR." 'Leave given to amend the statement of claim, to be filed and served by 28 June 2024.' 'Parties to attend mediation on or before 29...
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