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The Court granted leave but dismissed a sentence appeal, rejecting complaints about deprivation, mental health, remorse, manifest excess, guilty plea discount and fresh evidence.
The court allowed the appellants to add one new appeal ground about workers compensation insurance, but refused a second ground about inadequate reasons.
The Court dismissed Menon and Onley’s applications for leave to appeal and their fresh request for a sheriff’s investigation into alleged juror impropriety.
Papoutsakis v Dunn [2024] NSWCA 246
The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal and leave application as incompetent, holding the matter arose under the Bankruptcy Act and belonged in the Federal Court.
Mohareb v Local Court of New South Wales [2024] NSWCA 235
The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal from the Supreme Court’s dismissal of a subpoena challenge, holding the dispute was disproportionate and largely resolved.
Nichles v R (No 1) [2024] NSWDC 625
The District Court dismissed Kimberley Nichles’ appeal for want of jurisdiction, holding it could not hear an appeal from interlocutory Local Court orders in a criminal matter.
The Court of Appeal partly allowed Michael Hill’s appeal, finding Gispac failed to prove key ePlus terms were incorporated and reducing the judgment to $359,858 plus interest.
Steven Moore (a pseudonym) v The King [2024] HCA 30
The High Court held that the correctness standard applies to interlocutory appeals from s 137 evidentiary rulings, and dismissed the appeal.
Storry v Parkyn [2024] FCAFC 67
The Full Court dismissed an appeal and a judicial review application, upheld a Registrar’s refusal to file vexatious or frivolous documents, and signalled possible vexatious proceedings orders.
Sayer-Jones v R [2024] NSWCCA 54
The Court of Criminal Appeal held it had jurisdiction to hear an out-of-time interlocutory stay appeal after conviction, but refused leave because delay was unexplained and the issues could be raised on a conviction appeal.
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