29 Oct 2003
THE COMMERCE COMMISSION V SOUTHERN CROSS MEDICAL CARE SOCIETY CA CA138/02
- Citation
- openlaw-bc1b9956_1ae5_4fe4_8d56_060a92528549.pdf
- Court
- Court of Appeal
Where the Commerce Commission, in the public interest, merely assists the appellate court and represents the only effective opposition to an appeal against its own Part V determination, it should not ordinarily be ordered to pay adverse costs; this is a starting principle subject to the court's residual discretion and does not extend to further appeals by the Commission to the Court of Appeal.