2 Mar 2010
VAB V ACRB HC NWP CIV-2008-443-000321
- Citation
- openlaw-7bc7995a_a69f_477b_b3f2_5e23a1b34dc3.pdf
- Court
- High Court
Leave to appeal was granted because the appeal raises questions of law or fact capable of bona fide and serious argument under the tests in Waller v Hider and Snee v Snee; the facts are unusual so prior authority does not settle the issues; and the matters are of sufficient significance to the parties to outweigh cost and delay.
- Leave to appeal
- Application of property (relationships) act to litigation-acquired rights
- Misapplication of legal principle vs re-litigation
- Finality of litigation
- Jurisdictional issues