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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.
Lonergan J granted Larry Francis Goldman leave under the Felons (Civil Proceedings) Act 1981 (NSW) to continue proceedings alleging historic abuse.
The Court held that the second defendant engaged in misleading or deceptive conduct by passing on a false invoice and oral representations about a direct JBX supply relationship.
The Court rejected the misleading conduct claim but awarded damages for defective and incomplete building work, including overpayments. The builder’s cross-claim was dismissed.
The Court found misleading conduct in property investment promotions, struck out several defences, and awarded the plaintiffs $854,010 plus pre-judgment interest.
Schmuelly v Elrob Construction Group Pty Ltd (No 3) [2025] NSWSC 118
The Court found the builder had not misled the homeowner, but the building work was defective and incomplete. Damages were awarded for overpayments, not completion costs.
The Court fixed most damages after a finding of historical child sexual abuse, but ordered APC’s future care claim be recalculated and awarded indemnity costs.
Hartnett v Trustees of the Roman Catholic Church for the Diocese of Wilcannia-Forbes (No 7) [2025] NSWSC 128
The court held the plaintiff had not proved serious physical abuse at a Catholic school, so the child-abuse limitation exemption did not apply and the claims failed.
Greenwich v Latham (No 2) [2025] FCA 131
The Federal Court dismissed Alexander Greenwich’s application for a permanent injunction restraining Mark Latham from republishing a defamatory imputation.
Reyes-Carrion v State of New South Wales; Reyes-Carrion v State of New South Wales; Reyes-Carrion v State of New South Wales; Reyes-Carrion v State of New South Wales; Reyes-Carrion v State of New South Wales [2025] NSWDC 28
District Court decision on repeated police stop, search, and detention incidents involving LEPRA powers, consent, and damages claims by two plaintiffs.
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