ROSENBLUM V. LEVITOFF AND OTHERS
The operative agreement between the parties consists of the second document (deed), as varied by the third and fourth documents; losses to be deducted refer to losses shown upon the taking of an account in accordance with clause 4 of the deed, including specified salary and other expenses as outgoings.
- Parties
- Plaintiff: Rosenblum; Defendant: Levitoff
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 06 September 1948
- Procedural Posture
- Civil / Preliminary Determination Prior to Taking of Account
- Outcome
- Preliminary questions answered in favour of defendant. Further hearing adjourned. Costs reserved.
- Legal Topics
- Deed of Agreement, Interpretation of Agreement, Consideration, Profits and Losses, Deduction of Losses
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Parties
Rosenblum
Plaintiff
Levitoff
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Civil / Preliminary Determination Prior to Taking of Account
Legal Issues
- 1 Is the agreement between the parties contained in two documents as the plaintiff contends or in those and a further document as the defendant contends?
- 2 What is the meaning of the provision allowing the defendant to deduct losses ordinarily incurred by him in his business activities under the agreement?
Ratio Decidendi
The operative agreement between the parties consists of the second document (deed), as varied by the third and fourth documents; losses to be deducted refer to losses shown upon the taking of an account in accordance with clause 4 of the deed, including specified salary and other expenses as outgoings.
Court Disposition
Preliminary questions answered in favour of defendant. Further hearing adjourned. Costs reserved.
Orders
- Declare that agreement between plaintiff and defendant is contained in exhibit B as varied by exhibits C and D.
- Declare that losses referred to in exhibit D mean losses shown upon taking of an account in accordance with clause 4 of exhibit B.
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