Rafeletos v Liristis [2016] NSWSC 1329
The Plaintiffs are entitled to possession as the Defendant acknowledged in Local Court consent orders, and the Defendant's application for adjournment to appeal legal aid refusal was not pursued in good faith; requirements under the Rules for service to occupiers may be waived as all occupiers were known and notified.
- Parties
- First Plaintiff: Constantinou Rafeletos; Second Plaintiff: Sophia Rafeletos; Defendant: Tasos Liristis
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 19 September 2016
- Procedural Posture
- Possession Proceedings / Judgment
- Outcome
- Judgment for the Plaintiffs for possession of the land; leave to issue writ of possession forthwith; Defendant to pay Plaintiffs' costs.
- Legal Topics
- Possession of Land, Commercial Lease, Default in Payment of Rent, Tenant Company Deregistered, Adjournment, Legal Aid Refusal
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Parties
Constantinou Rafeletos
First Plaintiff
Sophia Rafeletos
Second Plaintiff
Tasos Liristis
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Possession Proceedings / Judgment
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether Plaintiffs are entitled to possession of 81 Violet Street, Revesby
- 2 Whether Defendant had any right to remain in possession after company deregistration
- 3 Whether adjournment should be granted for Defendant to appeal refusal of legal aid
Ratio Decidendi
The Plaintiffs are entitled to possession as the Defendant acknowledged in Local Court consent orders, and the Defendant's application for adjournment to appeal legal aid refusal was not pursued in good faith; requirements under the Rules for service to occupiers may be waived as all occupiers were known and notified.
Court Disposition
Judgment for the Plaintiffs for possession of the land; leave to issue writ of possession forthwith; Defendant to pay Plaintiffs' costs.
Orders
- Judgment for the Plaintiffs for possession of the land known as 81 Violet Street, Revesby in the State of New South Wales.
- The Plaintiff has leave to issue a writ of possession forthwith.
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