Turan Ahmed v Ziynet Ahmed [2022] NSWSC 921

Application for appearance and evidence via video link refused because serious allegations of dishonesty and fraud are to be made, both parties are unrepresented, applicant is not subject to professional conduct rules, and absence from court would undermine the Court's procedural controls and ability to assess...

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Jurisdiction: Australia
Judgment Date: 08 July 2022
Procedural Posture: Application in Pending Real Property Proceedings / Application for Video Link Appearance Refused
Outcome: Application for audio video link appearance refused
Legal Topics: ['video Link Appearance' 'unrepresented Litigants' 'fraud Pleading' 'caveat Applications']

['civil Procedure' 'equity' 'real Property'] ['video Link Appearance' 'unrepresented Litigants' 'fraud Pleading' 'caveat Applications']

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Procedural Posture

Application in Pending Real Property Proceedings / Application for Video Link Appearance Refused

Legal Issues

1 ['Whether a self-represented litigant may conduct proceedings and give evidence by video link from outside Australia' 'Requirements for pleading fraud in real property proceedings' 'Compliance with procedural rules for pleadings']

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Court Disposition

Application for audio video link appearance refused

Orders

['Application by plaintiff to conduct proceedings and give evidence by video link or other communications refused']

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