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Appeal from a Class 3 land valuation decision dismissed. The Court rejected complaints about procedural fairness, comparable sales, flood classification and estoppel.
The Court vacated a May 2025 murder trial and adjourned it to September after finding the accused’s medical condition risked his ability to participate fairly.
Refusing a jury trial was not in issue: the court ordered Dominic Saliba be tried by judge alone, citing prejudice risks from publicity, social media and tattoos.
R v Saliba (No 2) (Judge alone application) [2025] NSWSC 155
The Supreme Court of New South Wales granted Dominic Saliba's application for a judge-alone murder trial, finding the interests of justice favoured it despite community-standards issues.
PD v Director of Public Prosecutions (NSW) [2025] NSWSC 16
Sentence appeal from the Children's Court partly succeeded on legality of aggregate control orders. The Court substituted two orders and dismissed the summons.
Visscher v Fripp [2024] NSWIRComm 1075
The Commission held it has no power to direct the DPP to prosecute a witness for perjury under s 164(1)(d) of the Industrial Relations Act 1996.
Ngo v Commonwealth Attorney General [2024] NSWSC 1536
The Supreme Court of NSW certified that it was in the interests of justice for evidence from the plaintiff’s brother in Vietnam to be taken by video-link for sentencing.
United Beverage Co-Packers Pty Ltd v Proclear International Pty Ltd; Proclear International Pty Ltd v United Beverage Co-Packers Pty Ltd (No 5) [2024] NSWSC 1501
The NSW Supreme Court ordered limited temporary redactions to a judgment to protect alleged confidentiality in commercial information while an appeal was considered.
Longin v Tomordi; Longin v Department of Communities and Justice [2024] NSWSC 1248
The court granted the plaintiff’s application for referral to the Pro Bono Panel, accepting that independent legal representation was desirable in these related proceedings.
Gerrard Toltz Pty Ltd v City Garden Australia Pty Ltd (in liq) (No 2) [2024] NSWCA 232
The Court of Appeal allowed Toltz’s appeal, set aside the orders below, and held the primary judge erred on fiduciary duty, causation, and apportionability.
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