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Khanna v Insurance Australia Ltd [2025] NSWSC 33
The Court dismissed judicial review challenges to four medical review panel certificates, finding no jurisdictional error or error of law on the face of the record.
Gause v Alderson [2024] NSWCA 312
The NSW Court of Appeal dismissed the landlord’s appeal and allowed the cross-appeal, finding negligence over a smoke alarm and rejecting the intoxication reduction.
Commonwealth of Australia v Winston [2024] NSWCA 277
The Court of Appeal held that a proposed amendment introduced a new, time-barred cause of action not arising from substantially the same facts.
EXV v Uniting Church in Australia Property Trust (NSW) [2024] NSWSC 490
The Court refused to set aside a 2008 settlement deed in a historic child sexual abuse claim, finding the settlement was driven by evidentiary weakness, not legal barriers.
Marshall v O'Flaherty [2022] NSWDC 502
The District Court granted leave to commence motor accident proceedings out of time, finding a valid PIC application had been made and the delay explanation and damages threshold were satisfied.
Wacker v Van Dyke t/as Vandyke Racing; Wacker v Dr Albany [2022] NSWSC 1020
The court granted an adjournment so the plaintiff could investigate a possible brain injury, and made costs and document-production orders.
Amaca Pty Limited v Latz [2018] HCA 22
High Court held superannuation lost in the “lost years” was compensable, but the age pension was not. The appeal on reversionary pension deductions was not reached.
AAI Ltd trading as GIO as agent for the Nominal Defendant v McGiffen [2016] NSWCA 229
The Court of Appeal dismissed an insurer’s appeal, holding that a medical review panel committed jurisdictional error by failing to address indirect causation of back injury.
Rodger v De Gelder [2015] NSWCA 211
The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal challenging a medical review panel’s certificate under the MAC Act, finding jurisdictional error in the panel’s handling of causation evidence.
Herbert v Clarendon Homes (NSW) Pty Ltd [2013] NSWSC 1158
A building-site plasterer succeeded in negligence after a garage door was opened on him. The Court found the contractor and its employee breached duties of care.
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