Terabond Pty Limited v Tsilfidis [2023] NSWSC 1397
Leave was refused because the substance of the defendant's proposed notice of motion concerned matters that should have been raised before the earlier hearings, the Court had already given him ample opportunities to resist possession, and the proposed application for access to the property would be futile in light of the existing possession orders.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 24 October 2023
- Procedural Posture
- Civil Procedure Possession of Land / Defendant's Application for Leave to File a Notice of Motion in Court
- Outcome
- Leave refused to the defendant to file the notice of motion in Court.
- Legal Topics
- ['possession of Land' 'access to Property' 'default Judgment' 'leave to File Notice of Motion']
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Procedural Posture
Civil Procedure Possession of Land / Defendant's Application for Leave to File a Notice of Motion in Court
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Whether the defendant should be granted leave to file a notice of motion seeking access to the property and continued access until the hearing on 9 November 2023.' "Whether the proposed notice of motion would be futile in light of the existing orders for possession and the defendant's prior opportunities to resist possession."]
Ratio Decidendi
Leave was refused because the substance of the defendant's proposed notice of motion concerned matters that should have been raised before the earlier hearings, the Court had already given him ample opportunities to resist possession, and the proposed application for access to the property would be futile in light of the existing possession orders.
Court Disposition
Leave refused to the defendant to file the notice of motion in Court.
Orders
- ['Leave refused to the defendant to file the notice of motion in Court.']
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