29 May 2017
Because the creditor held an unappealed District Court judgment, a bankruptcy notice had been served, and the debtor failed to provide evidence of solvency or sufficient equitable grounds while repeatedly seeking delay without acceptable purpose, the court adjudicated the debtor bankrupt.
30 Apr 2013
Leave to adduce further evidence on appeal is granted only in a limited manner: evidence that the Tribunal excluded may be admitted solely for the purpose of assessing whether the exclusion was correct; evidence that was available at first instance or that would require a rehearing or further expert processes is refused; evidence that is new and directly relevant to alleged procedural impropriety may be admitted. Applying these principles, the Court granted leave to adduce specific annexures and affidavit paragraphs for limited procedural-review purposes and refused leave for other material a…
24 Oct 2012
Failure by the immigration officer to give specific regard to UNCROC art 9.1 (and art 10) when the deportation would separate a child from a parent was an error of law under s177(3); the omission was material and required the decision declining cancellation of the deportation order to be set aside and remitted for fresh consideration by a new officer who must have regard to art 9.1 and art 10.
4 Dec 2000
Expert evidence (Dr Turner and Dr Monigatti) established that the biomechanical tasks of meat inspectors do not create a significantly greater risk of lateral epicondylitis than for persons not performing those tasks; therefore s7(1)(c) is not satisfied and the claim for cover fails; allegation of bias was rejected as unfounded and the rehearing jurisdiction removes that as a viable ground of appeal.