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Richmond J varied consent asset-preservation orders, allowing funds for Green Estate land tax and legal fees, and replacing restraints with a mortgage over Pyrmont.
El Assaad v Al Haje (No 2) [2025] NSWCA 17
The Court of Appeal varied its earlier orders, entered judgment for Mr Al Haje in the reduced sum of $299,340.95 from 6 June 2024, and ordered him to pay 50% of the appellant’s appeal costs.
Zhang v Zhang (No 2) [2025] FCA 98
The Federal Court varied existing freezing orders after finding changed circumstances and ordered payment into court of up to $7,334,167.33, while refusing broader document disclosure.
Chu v Lin, in the matter of Gold Stone Capital Pty Ltd (No 9) [2025] FCA 79
The Federal Court extended freezing orders over a Vaucluse property until further order and granted leave, if needed, under Bankruptcy Act s 58(3).
CLGC Pty Ltd v Zhang (No 3) [2025] NSWSC 36
The Supreme Court of NSW sentenced Mr Zhang for criminal contempt after breaches of freezing orders and an undertaking, imposing six months suspended imprisonment with conditions.
The Owners – Strata Plan No. 102081 v Aqualand Construction Pty Ltd [2025] NSWSC 31
The Supreme Court of New South Wales granted a freezing order against a developer where unsold units were likely to be sold and proceeds not retained.
Costagliola v Autore [2025] FCA 35
The Federal Court dismissed an application for freezing orders against Nerotua Pty Ltd, finding no good arguable trustee claim under Bankruptcy Act ss 139D or 139E.
Chu v Lin, in the matter of Gold Stone Capital Pty Ltd (No 8) [2024] FCA 1520
The Federal Court expanded an existing freezing order over property at Vaucluse, finding the balance of convenience favoured preserving the asset pending further hearing.
Guoao Holding Group Co Ltd v Xue (Sentencing) [2024] FCA 1503
Sentencing for contempt arising from breaches of freezing orders resulted in a three-month imprisonment term wholly suspended, with indemnity costs ordered.
TJ & P Pty Ltd as trustee for the Post Family Trust v Agrinova Pty Ltd (No 2) [2024] FCA 1496
The Federal Court dismissed an interlocutory application for freezing-type relief, finding no proved risk of asset dissipation and no usual undertaking as to damages.
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