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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.
Yangpu Huigu Pharmaceutical Corporation Limited v He [2025] NSWSC 28
The Supreme Court of New South Wales enforced a Chinese money judgment at common law, finding the foreign court had jurisdiction and the judgment was final and for a liquidated sum.
Republic of India v CCDM Holdings, LLC [2025] FCAFC 2
The Full Court held India did not waive foreign state immunity by ratifying the New York Convention subject to its commercial reservation, so the enforcement application was set aside.
Harman v Opus Recruitment Solutions - Australia Pty Ltd (Stay Application) [2024] FCA 1356
The Federal Court refused a stay sought under an English exclusive jurisdiction clause, finding intertwined contracts, related entities, and overlapping facts created strong countervailing reasons.
HNOE Limited v Angus & Julia Stone Pty Ltd [2024] NSWCA 271
The Court of Appeal held that no private cause of action for breach of statutory duty arose under s 11 of the Entertainment Industry Act 2013 (NSW) and stayed the proceedings in favour of England.
Fujian Rongtaiyuan Industrial Co Ltd v ZHAN [2024] NSWSC 1318
The NSW Supreme Court held that a Chinese judgment imposed personal liability on Zhan and was enforceable at common law in Australia.
Shinetec (Australia) Pty Ltd v The Gosford Pty Ltd; The Gosford Pty Ltd v Bank of China Ltd (No 5) [2024] NSWSC 1287
The court refused to lift a stay on judgment involving a $37 million letter of credit, holding that comity required awaiting the Chinese court’s final hearing.
Keogh v CPB Contractors Pty Ltd & Ors (No 3) [2024] NSWDDT 10
The Tribunal dismissed defendants’ application to vary costs after finding Queensland costs limits did not bind NSW proceedings and costs were governed by forum law.
X Corp v eSafety Commissioner [2024] FCA 1159
The Federal Court held that X Corp had to comply with a reporting notice issued to Twitter Inc because Nevada merger law carried over Twitter’s liabilities.
Saudi Arabian Cultural Mission v Alramadi [2024] FCA 1060
The Federal Court held that service on Saudi diplomatic premises was ineffective under the FSIA, allowing the appeal and setting aside the primary judge’s service finding.
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