Jeloudev v William Lohman [2010] NSWSC 1229
Given defendant's absence and probable futility of a request, and plaintiff’s right under the carriageway easement, the court may order that the defendant consent to the application, and, in default, the Registrar execute the consent pursuant to Civil Procedure Act, s 94.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 20 September 2010
- Procedural Posture
- Order for Substituted Performance / Post Hearing Judgment
- Outcome
- Order granted for defendant to consent to development application, Registrar to execute consent if defendant fails to comply; defendant to pay plaintiff's costs.
- Legal Topics
- ['substituted Performance' 'execution of Documents' 'right of Carriageway' "owner's Consent for Development Application"]
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Procedural Posture
Order for Substituted Performance / Post Hearing Judgment
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Whether the court can make an anticipatory order for execution of a document in anticipation of non-compliance' "Whether registrar can execute owner's consent to development application when defendant does not comply"]
Ratio Decidendi
Given defendant's absence and probable futility of a request, and plaintiff’s right under the carriageway easement, the court may order that the defendant consent to the application, and, in default, the Registrar execute the consent pursuant to Civil Procedure Act, s 94.
Court Disposition
Order granted for defendant to consent to development application, Registrar to execute consent if defendant fails to comply; defendant to pay plaintiff's costs.
Orders
- ['Order that the defendant by 27 September 2010 consent for Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2000, cl 49(1)(b), to lodgement of development application DA1366/2009 and execute all necessary documents.' 'Order that upon proof of service and non-compliance by defendant, consent be executed by the...
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