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.
Injunction Granted Against Assessment Conference in Motor Vehicle Accident Case
Supreme Court Orders Specific Repairs to Property Amid Financial Constraints
Supreme Court Dismisses Interest and Costs Claims After Settlement
Estate Administrator Entitled to Specific Indemnity Costs
In this case, the court decided on the interest rates for various payments made in an estate dispute. The administrator was entitled to indemnity for certain costs but not others, depending on their duties and any breaches of those duties.
Supreme Court Decision on Costs and Indemnity
In this case, the Supreme Court of New South Wales dismissed the claimant's claim but ordered the defendant to pay the second claimant $913,439 and pre-judgment interest. The court also decided that the costs of preparing unused evidence should not be granted to the claimant.
NSW Supreme Court Approves Settlement for Minor with Cerebral Palsy
Court Allows Defendants to Amend Defences at Final Hearing
Grant of Leave for Derivative Proceedings Under Corporations Act
Claimant’s Attempt to Overturn Criminal Judgment Rejected by Supreme Court
Claimant Granted Judgment for Loan Default in NSW Supreme Court
Murder Trial Denied Judge Alone Due to Complex Partial Defence
Subpoena for Police Records in Domestic Violence Case
Settlement Approved for Person Under Legal Incapacity in NSW Supreme Court
Supreme Court of NSW Dismisses Claims Without Ordering Costs
NSW Supreme Court grants extended supervision order for high-risk offender
The NSW Supreme Court granted an extended supervision order for five years for a high-risk offender under the Crimes (High Risk Offenders) Act 2006, ensuring the safety of the community.
Tenant's Stay of Execution Request Rejected in Mortgage Dispute
In a recent case, a tenant requested a temporary halt to the eviction of their home due to a mortgage dispute. However, the court rejected the request, stating that the tenant's arguments about hardship and lack of notice were not strong enough to justify a stay of execution.
Trust Claims Rejected in Family Property Dispute
Supreme Court Rejects Application to Set Aside Examination Order Due to Non-Disclosure
Proceedings Transferred to Supreme Court and Cross-Claim Allowed
In this case, the Supreme Court of New South Wales decided to move a legal case from the District Court to the Supreme Court. They also allowed a cross-claim to be filed, finding that it was necessary for a fair and efficient resolution of the issues involved.
Supreme Court Denies Vexatious Litigant Leave to Appeal
The Supreme Court of New South Wales denied a litigant's request for permission to appeal, ruling that the litigant's actions were considered vexatious and did not meet the criteria for a valid appeal.