JR & anor v Snow River Shire Council [2009] NSWADT 3
The Tribunal has jurisdiction over Second Applicant's application because Respondent undertook an internal review, thus exercising discretion to accept late application. Tribunal lacks jurisdiction over First Applicant as no internal review application was lodged.
- Parties
- First Applicant: JR; Second Applicant: JS; Respondent: Snow River Shire Council
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 09 January 2009
- Procedural Posture
- Application for Review Under Privacy Act / Determination of Motion for Dismissal; Preliminary
- Outcome
- Application relating to First Applicant dismissed; application relating to Second Applicant proceeding
- Legal Topics
- Jurisdiction, Internal Review Process, Privacy and Personal Information Protection
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Parties
JR
First Applicant
JS
Second Applicant
Snow River Shire Council
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Application for Review Under Privacy Act / Determination of Motion for Dismissal; Preliminary
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether Tribunal has jurisdiction to review Respondent's conduct under Privacy Act
- 2 Whether internal review application was lodged within statutory time limits
- 3 Whether Respondent exercised discretion to accept late application
Ratio Decidendi
The Tribunal has jurisdiction over Second Applicant's application because Respondent undertook an internal review, thus exercising discretion to accept late application. Tribunal lacks jurisdiction over First Applicant as no internal review application was lodged.
Court Disposition
Application relating to First Applicant dismissed; application relating to Second Applicant proceeding
Orders
- The application insofar as it relates to the First Applicant is dismissed
- The application insofar as it relates to the Second Applicant is to be listed for a further planning meeting at 11 am on 27 January 2009
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