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The High Court held that the Western Australian legal costs legislation formed a comprehensive regime, so no common law restitutionary interest claim lay on the settlement sum.
Toyota Finance Australia Limited v Antonia Suntsova & Ors [2025] NSWSC 94
Default judgment was entered for Toyota Finance Australia Limited against the Second Defendant for a liquidated restitution claim, with interest, costs, and dismissal of a dormant motion.
H.C. Loneragan & Company Pty Limited as trust for the Loneragan Family Trust trading as Quantum Forensic Solutions v Locke [2024] NSWDC 525
The District Court found Mr Locke personally contracted for limited forensic accounting work, then ordered payment for later work on a quantum meruit basis.
Blue Mirror Pty Ltd v Tan & Tan Australia Pty Ltd (in liq) [2024] NSWCA 253
The Court of Appeal allowed Blue Mirror’s appeal against Anthony Tan and Australian Construction Company Pty Ltd, finding knowing receipt of trust money, but dismissed the appeal against Tan & Tan in liquidation.
Wang v Fan [2024] NSWSC 1339
The court found a RMB 10 million loan and a $248,500 payment made in reliance on a promise to marry, while rejecting most set-off claims and disputed WeChat evidence.
Rashazar v Tok [2024] NSWDC 443
The court found a share sale agreement was enforceable, rejected the sham defence, and held the defendant breached it by failing to transfer shares.
VJ Ray Pty Ltd v Ocwieja [2024] NSWDC 349
The District Court assessed damages at $391,619.16 after default judgment for admitted misappropriation, and ordered indemnity costs on a gross sum basis.
The High Court held invalidly levied special charges had to be returned, rejecting the council’s defence of good consideration after payment under mistake of law.
Access Training Group Limited v James Michael Jane & Ors; Access Group Training Limited v Venture Capital Fund Australia Limited [2023] NSWSC 1416
The Court found a $1.3 million advance from AGT to VCFA was a loan, held the disputed share sale agreement was binding, and applied contractual set-off to defeat the $1.7 million deposit claim.
Middleton v Wrona [2023] NSWCATAP 158
The Appeal Panel set aside a restitution order against a builder, upheld a garage demolish-and-rebuild order, and invited costs submissions.
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