Supreme Court of New South Wales case law
Judgments from the Supreme Court of New South Wales 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.
Judgment Amount Varied and Interest Awarded in NSW Supreme Court Case
In this case, the Court adjusted the judgment amount and awarded interest after determining that the initial judgment was based on a misunderstanding of the facts. The adjustment was made according to the Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 2005 (NSW).
High Court Decision on Vicarious Liability Delays Execution of Orders
Claimant Allowed to Amend Summons in Commercial Litigation
In a recent commercial litigation case, the Supreme Court of New South Wales allowed the claimant to amend its summons and list statement. However, the court imposed restrictions, preventing the claimant from introducing further evidence without obtaining permission from the court.
Supreme Court Rejects Application for Estate Accounts but Orders Inspection Copies
Application for Security for Costs Dismissed in NSWSC Case
Electronic Will Validated Despite Lack of Formal Execution
Proceedings Dismissed for Reflective Losses and Abuse of Process
Estate Debt Owed Based on Loan Agreement
Supreme Court Rules Relocation Notices Valid Under Retail Leases Act
Supreme Court Awards Costs on Ordinary Basis
The Supreme Court of NSW ruled that the defendants must pay the costs of the proceedings on an ordinary basis. This decision came after the court considered the plaintiffs' success in their claims and the reasonableness of the defendants' refusal to accept Calderbank offers.
Provisional Liquidators Appointed in Promotional Scheme Case
Owners Corporation Secures Damages for Defective Building Works
NSW Supreme Court Denies Security for Costs Over Litigation Funding Agreement
Court Rejects Third Attempt to Halt Evictions
Adoption Discharge Due to Irretrievable Breakdown Between Parties
The Supreme Court of NSW discharged an adoption order because of an irretrievable breakdown in the relationship between the parties. The Court found that there was an exceptional reason to discharge the order, allowing the applicant to return to their birth identity.
Probate Granted for First Will Despite Lack of Testamentary Capacity for Second Will
Specific Performance Ordered Against Purchaser and Guarantor in Real Property Case
Unfair Contract Terms Case Transferred to District Court
In a case involving unfair contract terms and claims under the Australian Consumer Law, the Supreme Court of New South Wales decided to transfer the proceedings to the District Court due to jurisdictional limits.
Juvenile Sentenced for Manslaughter in NSW Supreme Court
A juvenile was sentenced for manslaughter in the NSW Supreme Court. The court considered factors like the offender's age, background, and potential for rehabilitation when determining the sentence.