Moloney v Roads and Maritime Services [2016] NSWLEC 148
Given the potential wider effect of the proceedings and the appropriateness of permitting the Trial Bench to have access to all relevant material, leave to file and serve the further evidence is granted, notwithstanding the lateness and issues raised by the Applicants.
- Parties
- First Applicant: John Brendan Moloney; Second Applicant: Colleen Patricia Moloney; Respondent: Roads and Maritime Services
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 16 November 2016
- Procedural Posture
- Class 3 Application / Interlocutory Decision on Leave to Adduce Further Evidence
- Outcome
- Leave granted to file and serve further evidence.
- Legal Topics
- Leave to Adduce Evidence, Delay, Relevance, Road Noise Claim
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Parties
John Brendan Moloney
First Applicant
Colleen Patricia Moloney
Second Applicant
Roads and Maritime Services
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Class 3 Application / Interlocutory Decision on Leave to Adduce Further Evidence
Legal Issues
- 1 Should leave be granted to the Respondent to file and serve additional evidence outside the usual timetable?
- 2 What is the impact of lateness and potential broader implications of the material sought to be admitted?
Ratio Decidendi
Given the potential wider effect of the proceedings and the appropriateness of permitting the Trial Bench to have access to all relevant material, leave to file and serve the further evidence is granted, notwithstanding the lateness and issues raised by the Applicants.
Court Disposition
Leave granted to file and serve further evidence.
Orders
- Leave to Respondent to file and serve further supplementary acoustic statement and affidavit.
- Leave to file and serve affidavit of Terrence Michael Green and Exhibit TG1.
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