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Historical sexual abuse claim partly proved. The Court found some abuse on Council grounds, awarded compensatory and aggravated damages, and entered judgment for $461,046.02.
The Appeal Panel dismissed Farah Ahmed’s appeal and refused leave, upholding the Tribunal’s refusal of a refund, most damages claims, and CAD/copyright relief.
The Supreme Court of New South Wales dismissed a representative negligence claim against the Murray-Darling Basin Authority over river operations and water allocation losses.
The Court rejected the misleading conduct claim but awarded damages for defective and incomplete building work, including overpayments. The builder’s cross-claim was dismissed.
Schmuelly v Elrob Construction Group Pty Ltd (No 3) [2025] NSWSC 118
The Court found the builder had not misled the homeowner, but the building work was defective and incomplete. Damages were awarded for overpayments, not completion costs.
Reyes-Carrion v State of New South Wales; Reyes-Carrion v State of New South Wales; Reyes-Carrion v State of New South Wales; Reyes-Carrion v State of New South Wales; Reyes-Carrion v State of New South Wales [2025] NSWDC 28
District Court decision on repeated police stop, search, and detention incidents involving LEPRA powers, consent, and damages claims by two plaintiffs.
Hayes v Navre [2024] NSWLC 10
The Local Court held the plaintiff could recover replacement car hire damages, but only at the lower Campbelltown rate, after finding the agreed credit-hire charge unreasonable.
The High Court dismissed an appeal about compensation under an undertaking as to damages, holding the applicant had not proved the generic products would have been listed on the PBS but for the injunction.
Justin Len Miller v Elwood’s Eatery atf the Allcock Family Trust [2024] NSWDC 570
The District Court resolved an oral contract dispute about arcade machines, fit-out costs and damages after the defendant wrongfully kept the plaintiff's machines.
Williams v Toyota Motor Corporation Australia Limited [2024] HCA 38
The High Court held that reduction-in-value damages under the ACL are assessed at supply, using all known information about the defect and any repair.
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