Administrative Decisions Tribunal (NSW) case law
Judgments from the Administrative Decisions Tribunal (NSW) with a plain-English summary, the legal holding and frequently asked questions. The original content is public and official; the summaries and analysis are produced by VadeLab's technology.
Tribunal Sets Aside Commission's Decision for Exceeding Powers
Tribunal Upholds Revocation of Firearms Dealer Licence
Victims Support Appeal Denied for Lack of Exceptional Circumstances
Guinea Pig Experiment Licence Refused Due to Welfare Concerns
Respondent Granted Permission to Reopen Case Regarding Range Danger Area Control
Request for Exclusion from Payroll Tax Group Rejected
Claimant Entitled to Costs Except for Leave to Amend in Disciplinary Proceedings
Tenant's Claim for Premises Possession Denied Due to Third Party's Lease
Victimisation claim allowed, racial discrimination claims dismissed
Solicitor Found Guilty of Professional Misconduct for Failing to Comply with Statutory Notices
Request for Access to Workers' Compensation Claim Documents Denied
The Administrative Decisions Tribunal denied a request for access to documents related to a specific workers' compensation claim. The denial was based on exclusions under the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009.
Respondents Found Guilty of Professional Misconduct for Violating Advertising Regulations
The Administrative Decisions Tribunal found two solicitors guilty of professional misconduct for publishing advertisements that violated the Advertising Regulations 2005 and the Workers Compensation Regulation 2003. The solicitors were found to have breached these regulations multiple times.
Penalty Upheld for Payroll Tax Defaults
Tenant's Claim Against Landlord for Unconscionable Conduct - NSWADT Decision
The Administrative Decisions Tribunal dismissed the landlord's application for summary dismissal, recognising the potential for unconscionable conduct by the landlord under the Retail Leases Act 1994. The claimant argued that the landlord's silence in response to a request to exercise an option constituted unconscionable conduct.