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The Court found negligence in sheet piling works that damaged the Rayman home, rejected a non-delegable duty argument, and awarded damages plus interest.
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.
O'Shanassy v Turland (No 3) [2025] NSWDC 27
In a defamation case, the court refused to set aside a Westpac subpoena, finding the requested bank records were apparently relevant and granting general access.
Kelly v UNSW [2025] NSWDC 24
The court struck out the defamation claims for failure to comply with concerns notice requirements and limitation issues, and left the intimidation claim to be repleaded.
O'Shanassy v Turland (No 2) [2025] NSWDC 23
A late pre-trial strike-out application in a defamation jury trial was refused for determination now and stood over to the trial judge, with costs.
Munro v Wheeler (No 3) [2025] NSWDC 3
Defamation claim over Facebook posts about a missing puppy failed at the publication stage, and the defendants also succeeded on alternative defences.
Pafburn Pty Limited v The Owners - Strata Plan No 84674 [2024] HCA 49
The High Court considered whether proportionate liability applies to a claim under s 37 of the Design and Building Practitioners Act 2020 (NSW).
Mannoun v Ristevski [2024] NSWDC 564
A defamation claim over a Facebook comment was dismissed after the court found the plaintiff had not proved serious harm to reputation under s 10A.
Munro v Wheeler (No 2) [2024] NSWDC 492
The District Court refused a late interlocutory application to dismiss defamation proceedings for alleged discovery failures and destruction of a mobile phone.
Smolin v Dailymail.com Australia Pty Ltd [2024] NSWDC 433
The District Court released the defendants from Hearne v Street obligations to give an e-book to police, but refused the plaintiff's broader suppression request.
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