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.
Dismissed
University Wins Appeal Against Disclosure of Documents to Former PhD Student
Allowed
Solicitor Removed From Roll for Professional Misconduct
Dismissed
Claimant Ordered to Pay Interest on Late Lodgment for Land Tax
Dismissed
Tribunal Upholds Licence Refusal for Dishonesty Convictions
Allowed
Tenant Entitled to Recover Outstanding Rent Under Retail Lease Agreement
Struck Out
Legal Practitioner Struck Off for Multiple Acts of Professional Misconduct
Allowed
Sexual Harassment and Race Discrimination Claim Allowed
Allowed
Tribunal Overturns Director's Rejection of Public Passenger Vehicle Authority
Dismissed
Category D Licence Refusal Due to Lack of Authorised Campaign Participation
Other
Tribunal Removes Solicitor for Mishandling $11,718 in Client Trust Funds
The Tribunal found a solicitor guilty of professional misconduct for wilfully breaching trust fund regulations and misappropriating client funds, resulting in the solicitor being removed from the roll of legal practitioners.
Dismissed
Boxer's Registration Cancelled Due to Health Concerns
Allowed
Tribunal Orders Landlord to Pay Rent and Costs for Lease Breach
Dismissed
Security Guard Licence Revoked Over Dishonesty and Shoplifting
Refused
Review of Fishing License Eligibility Criteria Under the Fisheries Management Act 1994
Other
Respondent Found Guilty of Professional Misconduct for Failing to Comply with Notice
Dismissed
Application Under Section 111 Dismissed By Administrative Decisions Tribunal
Dismissed
Security Licence Renewal Refusal Upheld Due to Prior Conviction
Allowed
Victimisation Complaint Appeal Allowed - Administrative Decisions Tribunal
Allowed
Tenant Successfully Restrains Landlord From Granting Hot Bread Shop Lease
The Administrative Decisions Tribunal ruled in favour of a tenant who wanted to prevent a landlord from leasing premises for a hot bread shop. The tenant successfully argued that the lease included a specific covenant prohibiting such use.
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