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R V DBS QCA 1
It is true to say that at the sentencing hearing the applicant’s counsel said that it was Ms White who had pushed the complainant. That was in a written submission based upon the applicant’s statement given pursuant to an undertaking under s 13A of the Penalties and Sentences Act 1992 (Qld). However, that statement did not conform with the agreed statement of facts upon which the applicantRE AJG QCA 88
CITATION: Re: AJG QCA 88. PARTIES: IN THE MATTER OF THE RULES RELATING TO THE ADMISSION OF SOLICITORS OF THE SUPREME COURT OF QUEENSLAND. and. IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION BY AJG FOR ADMISSION AS A SOLICITOR OF THE SAID COURT. (applicant) FILE NO/S: SC No 2015 of2004.
HEALTH OMBUDSMAN V BALFOUR QCAT 51 The Director of Proceedings on behalf of the Health Ombudsman (applicant) has referred a health service complaint against Ainslie Katharine Balfour (respondent) to the Tribunal pursuant to sections 103 (1) (a) and 104 of the Health Ombudsman Act 2013 (Qld) (HO Act). At relevant times the respondent was an unregistered healthpractitioner.
R V HOLLIS QCA 7
The sentencing Judge accepted that, after police were called, the applicant had been kept in the watch house overnight, which was “a very sobering experience”. The complainant had also chosen at that time not to make a complaint, although a temporary domestic violence order was obtained by police. It lasted the balance of that year without any breaches. WINN V BOSS LAWYERS PTY LTD QCAT 44 I am satisfied, in the circumstances, that it is appropriate to fix the costs in the sum of $8,500.00. Accordingly, there will be an order that the Applicant, Julene Winn, pay the costs of the Respondent, Boss Lawyers Pty Ltd, of and incidental to this proceeding OCL033-16, such costs to be fixed in the amount of $8,500.00. LEGAL SERVICES COMMISSIONER V MULLINS LPT 12 Legal Services Commissioner v Mullins LPT 12 | Legal Practice Tribunal (Qld) Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 June 2011, JUDGE: Ann Lyons JRE WARREN QSC 101
PETER LYONS J: The application which commenced these proceedings sought, as filed, probate of a document described as "the unsigned will of (Leonie Lyle Warren) (the deceased) dated 1 November 1999".The document appears to be a computer print out in the form of a will, with places for signing by the testatrix and two witnesses (unsigned copy).The printed document included a date, 1 November PRESTIGE & RICH PTY LTD V MCGREGOR (NO 2) QCA 220 qca 220. court of appeal. sofronoff p. philippides ja. boddice j. ca no 236 of 2019. dc no 75 of 2019. prestige & rich pty ltd applicant. acn 141 590 383. v. janey ellen mcgregor respondent. of the office of fair trading R V THORBURN QSC 118 BODDICE J: Richard Neville Thorburn, you are to be sentenced today on one count of murder and one count of interfering with a corpse, both on indictment 1763 of 2017, and one count of attempting to pervert justice and two counts of perjury, all on indictment 600 of 2018. To your credit, you pleaded guilty to those offences. Those pleas of guilty have saved significant Court time and cost. BONA V JEFFRIES QSC 84 The Request for Trial Date contained the plaintiff’s estimate of the trial length (three days), expressed a preference for the trial to commence on 5, 12 or 19 May 2021 and asked that “January to March and 5 to 13 April 2021” be avoided. On 13 January 2021, Mr Schreurs responded to Mr Schultz.R V DBS QCA 1
It is true to say that at the sentencing hearing the applicant’s counsel said that it was Ms White who had pushed the complainant. That was in a written submission based upon the applicant’s statement given pursuant to an undertaking under s 13A of the Penalties and Sentences Act 1992 (Qld). However, that statement did not conform with the agreed statement of facts upon which the applicantRE AJG QCA 88
CITATION: Re: AJG QCA 88. PARTIES: IN THE MATTER OF THE RULES RELATING TO THE ADMISSION OF SOLICITORS OF THE SUPREME COURT OF QUEENSLAND. and. IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION BY AJG FOR ADMISSION AS A SOLICITOR OF THE SAID COURT. (applicant) FILE NO/S: SC No 2015 of2004.
HEALTH OMBUDSMAN V BALFOUR QCAT 51 The Director of Proceedings on behalf of the Health Ombudsman (applicant) has referred a health service complaint against Ainslie Katharine Balfour (respondent) to the Tribunal pursuant to sections 103 (1) (a) and 104 of the Health Ombudsman Act 2013 (Qld) (HO Act). At relevant times the respondent was an unregistered healthpractitioner.
R V HOLLIS QCA 7
The sentencing Judge accepted that, after police were called, the applicant had been kept in the watch house overnight, which was “a very sobering experience”. The complainant had also chosen at that time not to make a complaint, although a temporary domestic violence order was obtained by police. It lasted the balance of that year without any breaches. WINN V BOSS LAWYERS PTY LTD QCAT 44 I am satisfied, in the circumstances, that it is appropriate to fix the costs in the sum of $8,500.00. Accordingly, there will be an order that the Applicant, Julene Winn, pay the costs of the Respondent, Boss Lawyers Pty Ltd, of and incidental to this proceeding OCL033-16, such costs to be fixed in the amount of $8,500.00. LEGAL SERVICES COMMISSIONER V MULLINS LPT 12 Legal Services Commissioner v Mullins LPT 12 | Legal Practice Tribunal (Qld) Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 June 2011, JUDGE: Ann Lyons JRE WARREN QSC 101
PETER LYONS J: The application which commenced these proceedings sought, as filed, probate of a document described as "the unsigned will of (Leonie Lyle Warren) (the deceased) dated 1 November 1999".The document appears to be a computer print out in the form of a will, with places for signing by the testatrix and two witnesses (unsigned copy).The printed document included a date, 1 November PRESTIGE & RICH PTY LTD V MCGREGOR (NO 2) QCA 220 qca 220. court of appeal. sofronoff p. philippides ja. boddice j. ca no 236 of 2019. dc no 75 of 2019. prestige & rich pty ltd applicant. acn 141 590 383. v. janey ellen mcgregor respondent. of the office of fair trading R V THORBURN QSC 118 BODDICE J: Richard Neville Thorburn, you are to be sentenced today on one count of murder and one count of interfering with a corpse, both on indictment 1763 of 2017, and one count of attempting to pervert justice and two counts of perjury, all on indictment 600 of 2018. To your credit, you pleaded guilty to those offences. Those pleas of guilty have saved significant Court time and cost. QUEENSLAND JUDGMENTS The website includes a complete set of the authorised law reports of the Supreme Court of Queensland (Queensland Reports) and a set of unreported judgments of the Court. To obtain free access to the Queensland Reports on this website, we would ask you please to register first. Visit the Queensland Reports View Our IntroductoryVideo.
R V HOLLIS QCA 7
The sentencing Judge accepted that, after police were called, the applicant had been kept in the watch house overnight, which was “a very sobering experience”. The complainant had also chosen at that time not to make a complaint, although a temporary domestic violence order was obtained by police. It lasted the balance of that year without any breaches.R V SYMSS QCA 17
Leave to appeal granted. Appeal allowed. The sentence imposed for counts 1, 2, 4 and 6 is set aside. For counts 1, 2 and 4 the applicant is sentenced to imprisonment for a term of 10 years. For count 6, the applicant is sentenced to imprisonment for a term of four years. The applicant is eligible for parole on 1 March 2023.RE SHEEHAN QSC 89
Orders made on 15 March 2021, reasons delivered on 5 May 2021. DELIVERED AT: Brisbane. HEARING DATE: 15 March 2021. JUDGE: Burns J. ORDER: Pursuant to s 18 of the Succession Act 1981 (Qld), the will signed by Stanislaus Kevin Sheehan (the deceased) on 2 November 2020 (the Will) is the last will of the deceased. R V HOOK (1891) 4 QLJ 63 R v Hook (1891) 4 QLJ 63 | Queensland Law Journal Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 R V HILL (1900) 10 QLJ 50 R v Hill (1900) 10 QLJ 50 | Queensland Law Journal Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6R V COOPER QWN 12
R v Cooper QWN 12 | Queensland Weekly Notes Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 NEALE V COMMISSIONER OF POLICE QDC 233 The applicant was found in possession of three bags of Methylamphetamine in his car. There was 2.183 grams of pure Methylamphetamine in total. The applicant was 42 years of age at the time of offending and 44 at sentence. He had prior convictions fordrug offences but
RE NICHOL; NICHOL V NICHOL QSC 220 BROWN J: I have two competing applications before me in relation to this matter.One application is for a grant of letters of administration on intestacy, the other is an application that an unsent text message on the mobile phone of Mark Nichol, the deceased, be treated as a will pursuant to s 18 of the Succession Act 1981 (Qld) and the execution requirements be dispensed with.ADD TO LIST
Please select (using the checkboxes) which search results you would like to add to a list. BONA V JEFFRIES QSC 84 The Request for Trial Date contained the plaintiff’s estimate of the trial length (three days), expressed a preference for the trial to commence on 5, 12 or 19 May 2021 and asked that “January to March and 5 to 13 April 2021” be avoided. On 13 January 2021, Mr Schreurs responded to Mr Schultz.R V DBS QCA 1
It is true to say that at the sentencing hearing the applicant’s counsel said that it was Ms White who had pushed the complainant. That was in a written submission based upon the applicant’s statement given pursuant to an undertaking under s 13A of the Penalties and Sentences Act 1992 (Qld). However, that statement did not conform with the agreed statement of facts upon which the applicantRE AJG QCA 88
CITATION: Re: AJG QCA 88. PARTIES: IN THE MATTER OF THE RULES RELATING TO THE ADMISSION OF SOLICITORS OF THE SUPREME COURT OF QUEENSLAND. and. IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION BY AJG FOR ADMISSION AS A SOLICITOR OF THE SAID COURT. (applicant) FILE NO/S: SC No 2015 of2004.
BRADLEY V THE QUEEN QCA 101 Mr Bradley has been incorrigible in his attempts to vex the parties he chooses to name as respondents to his applications. This case is an example. It arose from a document filed by Mr Bradley in the Magistrates Court which purported to sue “The Queen” NEALE V COMMISSIONER OF POLICE QDC 233 The applicant was found in possession of three bags of Methylamphetamine in his car. There was 2.183 grams of pure Methylamphetamine in total. The applicant was 42 years of age at the time of offending and 44 at sentence. He had prior convictions fordrug offences but
HEALTH OMBUDSMAN V BALFOUR QCAT 51 The Director of Proceedings on behalf of the Health Ombudsman (applicant) has referred a health service complaint against Ainslie Katharine Balfour (respondent) to the Tribunal pursuant to sections 103 (1) (a) and 104 of the Health Ombudsman Act 2013 (Qld) (HO Act). At relevant times the respondent was an unregistered healthpractitioner.
R V HOLLIS QCA 7
The sentencing Judge accepted that, after police were called, the applicant had been kept in the watch house overnight, which was “a very sobering experience”. The complainant had also chosen at that time not to make a complaint, although a temporary domestic violence order was obtained by police. It lasted the balance of that year without any breaches. LEGAL SERVICES COMMISSIONER V MULLINS LPT 12 Legal Services Commissioner v Mullins LPT 12 | Legal Practice Tribunal (Qld) Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 June 2011, JUDGE: Ann Lyons J PRESTIGE & RICH PTY LTD V MCGREGOR (NO 2) QCA 220 qca 220. court of appeal. sofronoff p. philippides ja. boddice j. ca no 236 of 2019. dc no 75 of 2019. prestige & rich pty ltd applicant. acn 141 590 383. v. janey ellen mcgregor respondent. of the office of fair tradingRE WARREN QSC 101
PETER LYONS J: The application which commenced these proceedings sought, as filed, probate of a document described as "the unsigned will of (Leonie Lyle Warren) (the deceased) dated 1 November 1999".The document appears to be a computer print out in the form of a will, with places for signing by the testatrix and two witnesses (unsigned copy).The printed document included a date, 1 November BONA V JEFFRIES QSC 84 The Request for Trial Date contained the plaintiff’s estimate of the trial length (three days), expressed a preference for the trial to commence on 5, 12 or 19 May 2021 and asked that “January to March and 5 to 13 April 2021” be avoided. On 13 January 2021, Mr Schreurs responded to Mr Schultz.R V DBS QCA 1
It is true to say that at the sentencing hearing the applicant’s counsel said that it was Ms White who had pushed the complainant. That was in a written submission based upon the applicant’s statement given pursuant to an undertaking under s 13A of the Penalties and Sentences Act 1992 (Qld). However, that statement did not conform with the agreed statement of facts upon which the applicantRE AJG QCA 88
CITATION: Re: AJG QCA 88. PARTIES: IN THE MATTER OF THE RULES RELATING TO THE ADMISSION OF SOLICITORS OF THE SUPREME COURT OF QUEENSLAND. and. IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION BY AJG FOR ADMISSION AS A SOLICITOR OF THE SAID COURT. (applicant) FILE NO/S: SC No 2015 of2004.
BRADLEY V THE QUEEN QCA 101 Mr Bradley has been incorrigible in his attempts to vex the parties he chooses to name as respondents to his applications. This case is an example. It arose from a document filed by Mr Bradley in the Magistrates Court which purported to sue “The Queen” NEALE V COMMISSIONER OF POLICE QDC 233 The applicant was found in possession of three bags of Methylamphetamine in his car. There was 2.183 grams of pure Methylamphetamine in total. The applicant was 42 years of age at the time of offending and 44 at sentence. He had prior convictions fordrug offences but
HEALTH OMBUDSMAN V BALFOUR QCAT 51 The Director of Proceedings on behalf of the Health Ombudsman (applicant) has referred a health service complaint against Ainslie Katharine Balfour (respondent) to the Tribunal pursuant to sections 103 (1) (a) and 104 of the Health Ombudsman Act 2013 (Qld) (HO Act). At relevant times the respondent was an unregistered healthpractitioner.
R V HOLLIS QCA 7
The sentencing Judge accepted that, after police were called, the applicant had been kept in the watch house overnight, which was “a very sobering experience”. The complainant had also chosen at that time not to make a complaint, although a temporary domestic violence order was obtained by police. It lasted the balance of that year without any breaches. LEGAL SERVICES COMMISSIONER V MULLINS LPT 12 Legal Services Commissioner v Mullins LPT 12 | Legal Practice Tribunal (Qld) Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 June 2011, JUDGE: Ann Lyons J PRESTIGE & RICH PTY LTD V MCGREGOR (NO 2) QCA 220 qca 220. court of appeal. sofronoff p. philippides ja. boddice j. ca no 236 of 2019. dc no 75 of 2019. prestige & rich pty ltd applicant. acn 141 590 383. v. janey ellen mcgregor respondent. of the office of fair tradingRE WARREN QSC 101
PETER LYONS J: The application which commenced these proceedings sought, as filed, probate of a document described as "the unsigned will of (Leonie Lyle Warren) (the deceased) dated 1 November 1999".The document appears to be a computer print out in the form of a will, with places for signing by the testatrix and two witnesses (unsigned copy).The printed document included a date, 1 November QUEENSLAND JUDGMENTS The website includes a complete set of the authorised law reports of the Supreme Court of Queensland (Queensland Reports) and a set of unreported judgments of the Court. To obtain free access to the Queensland Reports on this website, we would ask you please to register first. Visit the Queensland Reports View Our IntroductoryVideo.
BRADLEY V THE QUEEN QCA 101 Mr Bradley has been incorrigible in his attempts to vex the parties he chooses to name as respondents to his applications. This case is an example. It arose from a document filed by Mr Bradley in the Magistrates Court which purported to sue “The Queen” HEALTH OMBUDSMAN V BALFOUR QCAT 51 The Director of Proceedings on behalf of the Health Ombudsman (applicant) has referred a health service complaint against Ainslie Katharine Balfour (respondent) to the Tribunal pursuant to sections 103 (1) (a) and 104 of the Health Ombudsman Act 2013 (Qld) (HO Act). At relevant times the respondent was an unregistered healthpractitioner.
NEALE V COMMISSIONER OF POLICE QDC 233 The applicant was found in possession of three bags of Methylamphetamine in his car. There was 2.183 grams of pure Methylamphetamine in total. The applicant was 42 years of age at the time of offending and 44 at sentence. He had prior convictions fordrug offences but
RE SHEEHAN QSC 89
Orders made on 15 March 2021, reasons delivered on 5 May 2021. DELIVERED AT: Brisbane. HEARING DATE: 15 March 2021. JUDGE: Burns J. ORDER: Pursuant to s 18 of the Succession Act 1981 (Qld), the will signed by Stanislaus Kevin Sheehan (the deceased) on 2 November 2020 (the Will) is the last will of the deceased. PRESTIGE & RICH PTY LTD V MCGREGOR (NO 2) QCA 220 qca 220. court of appeal. sofronoff p. philippides ja. boddice j. ca no 236 of 2019. dc no 75 of 2019. prestige & rich pty ltd applicant. acn 141 590 383. v. janey ellen mcgregor respondent. of the office of fair tradingR V HOLLIS QCA 7
The sentencing Judge accepted that, after police were called, the applicant had been kept in the watch house overnight, which was “a very sobering experience”. The complainant had also chosen at that time not to make a complaint, although a temporary domestic violence order was obtained by police. It lasted the balance of that year without any breaches.R V HEKE QCA 93
If a court sentences a person to a term of imprisonment for an offence mentioned in subsection (1), the court must make an order that the person must not be released from imprisonment until the person has served the lesser of—. (a) 80% of the person’s term of R V THORBURN QSC 118 BODDICE J: Richard Neville Thorburn, you are to be sentenced today on one count of murder and one count of interfering with a corpse, both on indictment 1763 of 2017, and one count of attempting to pervert justice and two counts of perjury, all on indictment 600 of 2018. To your credit, you pleaded guilty to those offences. Those pleas of guilty have saved significant Court time and cost. RE NICHOL; NICHOL V NICHOL QSC 220 BROWN J: I have two competing applications before me in relation to this matter.One application is for a grant of letters of administration on intestacy, the other is an application that an unsent text message on the mobile phone of Mark Nichol, the deceased, be treated as a will pursuant to s 18 of the Succession Act 1981 (Qld) and the execution requirements be dispensed with. BONA V JEFFRIES QSC 84 The Request for Trial Date contained the plaintiff’s estimate of the trial length (three days), expressed a preference for the trial to commence on 5, 12 or 19 May 2021 and asked that “January to March and 5 to 13 April 2021” be avoided. On 13 January 2021, Mr Schreurs responded to Mr Schultz.RE AJG QCA 88
CITATION: Re: AJG QCA 88. PARTIES: IN THE MATTER OF THE RULES RELATING TO THE ADMISSION OF SOLICITORS OF THE SUPREME COURT OF QUEENSLAND. and. IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION BY AJG FOR ADMISSION AS A SOLICITOR OF THE SAID COURT. (applicant) FILE NO/S: SC No 2015 of2004.
ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL QUEENSLAND CIVIL AND 4 misconceived, pursuant to s 47 of the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2009 (Qld) (QCAT Act). Alternatively, if the Tribunal concludes there is a decision, the respondent seeks an order confirming the decision on the basis the Registrar made thecorrect and
PRESTIGE & RICH PTY LTD V MCGREGOR (NO 2) QCA 220 qca 220. court of appeal. sofronoff p. philippides ja. boddice j. ca no 236 of 2019. dc no 75 of 2019. prestige & rich pty ltd applicant. acn 141 590 383. v. janey ellen mcgregor respondent. of the office of fair tradingRE WARREN QSC 101
PETER LYONS J: The application which commenced these proceedings sought, as filed, probate of a document described as "the unsigned will of (Leonie Lyle Warren) (the deceased) dated 1 November 1999".The document appears to be a computer print out in the form of a will, with places for signing by the testatrix and two witnesses (unsigned copy).The printed document included a date, 1 November LEGAL SERVICES COMMISSIONER V MULLINS LPT 12 Legal Services Commissioner v Mullins LPT 12 | Legal Practice Tribunal (Qld) Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 June 2011, JUDGE: Ann Lyons J RE NICHOL; NICHOL V NICHOL QSC 220 BROWN J: I have two competing applications before me in relation to this matter.One application is for a grant of letters of administration on intestacy, the other is an application that an unsent text message on the mobile phone of Mark Nichol, the deceased, be treated as a will pursuant to s 18 of the Succession Act 1981 (Qld) and the execution requirements be dispensed with.R V MILLAR QCA 382
R v Millar QCA 382. v. THE CHIEF JUSTICE: In this application for leave to appeal against sentence, the applicant's ground is that the learned sentencing Judge was led to impose a manifestly excessive sentence by resort to irrelevant factual considerations. As the matter was developed the applicant sought as appears from our earlier R V LOCKWOOD; EX PARTE ATTORNEY-GENERAL QD R 209 R v Lockwood, ex parte Attorney-General. Shortened Case Name: R v Lockwood; ex parte Attorney-General. Reported Citation: Qd R 209. Court: QCCA. Judge (s): Lucas ACJ, Douglas J, Campbell J, Campbell J, Matthews J. R V BRAYE-JONES QD R 295 R v Braye-Jones Qd R 295 | Queensland Reports Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 BONA V JEFFRIES QSC 84 The Request for Trial Date contained the plaintiff’s estimate of the trial length (three days), expressed a preference for the trial to commence on 5, 12 or 19 May 2021 and asked that “January to March and 5 to 13 April 2021” be avoided. On 13 January 2021, Mr Schreurs responded to Mr Schultz.RE AJG QCA 88
CITATION: Re: AJG QCA 88. PARTIES: IN THE MATTER OF THE RULES RELATING TO THE ADMISSION OF SOLICITORS OF THE SUPREME COURT OF QUEENSLAND. and. IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION BY AJG FOR ADMISSION AS A SOLICITOR OF THE SAID COURT. (applicant) FILE NO/S: SC No 2015 of2004.
ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL QUEENSLAND CIVIL AND 4 misconceived, pursuant to s 47 of the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2009 (Qld) (QCAT Act). Alternatively, if the Tribunal concludes there is a decision, the respondent seeks an order confirming the decision on the basis the Registrar made thecorrect and
PRESTIGE & RICH PTY LTD V MCGREGOR (NO 2) QCA 220 qca 220. court of appeal. sofronoff p. philippides ja. boddice j. ca no 236 of 2019. dc no 75 of 2019. prestige & rich pty ltd applicant. acn 141 590 383. v. janey ellen mcgregor respondent. of the office of fair tradingRE WARREN QSC 101
PETER LYONS J: The application which commenced these proceedings sought, as filed, probate of a document described as "the unsigned will of (Leonie Lyle Warren) (the deceased) dated 1 November 1999".The document appears to be a computer print out in the form of a will, with places for signing by the testatrix and two witnesses (unsigned copy).The printed document included a date, 1 November LEGAL SERVICES COMMISSIONER V MULLINS LPT 12 Legal Services Commissioner v Mullins LPT 12 | Legal Practice Tribunal (Qld) Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 June 2011, JUDGE: Ann Lyons J RE NICHOL; NICHOL V NICHOL QSC 220 BROWN J: I have two competing applications before me in relation to this matter.One application is for a grant of letters of administration on intestacy, the other is an application that an unsent text message on the mobile phone of Mark Nichol, the deceased, be treated as a will pursuant to s 18 of the Succession Act 1981 (Qld) and the execution requirements be dispensed with.R V MILLAR QCA 382
R v Millar QCA 382. v. THE CHIEF JUSTICE: In this application for leave to appeal against sentence, the applicant's ground is that the learned sentencing Judge was led to impose a manifestly excessive sentence by resort to irrelevant factual considerations. As the matter was developed the applicant sought as appears from our earlier R V LOCKWOOD; EX PARTE ATTORNEY-GENERAL QD R 209 R v Lockwood, ex parte Attorney-General. Shortened Case Name: R v Lockwood; ex parte Attorney-General. Reported Citation: Qd R 209. Court: QCCA. Judge (s): Lucas ACJ, Douglas J, Campbell J, Campbell J, Matthews J. R V BRAYE-JONES QD R 295 R v Braye-Jones Qd R 295 | Queensland Reports Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 HEALTH OMBUDSMAN V BALFOUR QCAT 51 The Director of Proceedings on behalf of the Health Ombudsman (applicant) has referred a health service complaint against Ainslie Katharine Balfour (respondent) to the Tribunal pursuant to sections 103 (1) (a) and 104 of the Health Ombudsman Act 2013 (Qld) (HO Act). At relevant times the respondent was an unregistered healthpractitioner.
PRESTIGE & RICH PTY LTD V MCGREGOR (NO 2) QCA 220 qca 220. court of appeal. sofronoff p. philippides ja. boddice j. ca no 236 of 2019. dc no 75 of 2019. prestige & rich pty ltd applicant. acn 141 590 383. v. janey ellen mcgregor respondent. of the office of fair trading MADDREN V GATEWAY LIFESTYLE QCAT 411 The applicant is listed as Fredrick Maddren. The named respondent is “Linda Nicastri Gateway Lifestyle”. The relief sought by Mr Maddren is: I require all the monies paid for the Utility SEWAGE (sic), charged to me from the 5th of October 2017 to the 1st of April 2018 as water and for the SEWAGE (sic) charged from the 1st of April2018
RE NICHOL; NICHOL V NICHOL QSC 220 BROWN J: I have two competing applications before me in relation to this matter.One application is for a grant of letters of administration on intestacy, the other is an application that an unsent text message on the mobile phone of Mark Nichol, the deceased, be treated as a will pursuant to s 18 of the Succession Act 1981 (Qld) and the execution requirements be dispensed with. WAGNERS CEMENT PTY LTD V BORAL RESOURCES (QLD) PTY LIMITED FRASER JA: The appellants’ appeal and the respondents’ cross-appeal each succeeded to some extent. The parties were given leave to make submissions about the orders that are appropriate to give effect to the Court’s reasons. The parties agree upon the form of orders 1-3, 5, and 8-9 set out at the end of these reasons. Orders 1-3 and 5 are appropriate to resolve the parties R V BRAYE-JONES QD R 295 R v Braye-Jones Qd R 295 | Queensland Reports Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 HAMMERSTONE PTY LTD V LEWIS 2 QD R 267 Hammerstone Pty Ltd v Lewis 2 Qd R 267 | Queensland Reports Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 June 2011, JUDGE: Ann Lyons JR V GIBB QCA 191
R v Gibb QCA 191 | Supreme Court of Queensland - Court of Appeal Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 June 2011, JUDGE: Ann Lyons J ALEX & GAIL DOUGLAS AS TRUSTEE FOR KINGFISHER SUPER FUND V Alex & Gail Douglas as Trustee for Kingfisher Super Fund v Pegasus Equity Pty Ltd as Trustee for Pegasus Property Trust QCATA 182 | Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Appeals Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 June 2011, JUDGE: Ann LyonsJ
SUPREME COURT OF QUEENSLAND 5 decision of the insurer whether to accept the risk and, if so, on what terms. " In Plasteel Windows Australia Pty Ltd v CE Heath Underwriting Agencies Pty Ltd 4 all members of the New South Wales Court of Appeal agreed that the onus of proof BONA V JEFFRIES QSC 84 The Request for Trial Date contained the plaintiff’s estimate of the trial length (three days), expressed a preference for the trial to commence on 5, 12 or 19 May 2021 and asked that “January to March and 5 to 13 April 2021” be avoided. On 13 January 2021, Mr Schreurs responded to Mr Schultz.RE AJG QCA 88
CITATION: Re: AJG QCA 88. PARTIES: IN THE MATTER OF THE RULES RELATING TO THE ADMISSION OF SOLICITORS OF THE SUPREME COURT OF QUEENSLAND. and. IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION BY AJG FOR ADMISSION AS A SOLICITOR OF THE SAID COURT. (applicant) FILE NO/S: SC No 2015 of2004.
ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL QUEENSLAND CIVIL AND 4 misconceived, pursuant to s 47 of the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2009 (Qld) (QCAT Act). Alternatively, if the Tribunal concludes there is a decision, the respondent seeks an order confirming the decision on the basis the Registrar made thecorrect and
PRESTIGE & RICH PTY LTD V MCGREGOR (NO 2) QCA 220 qca 220. court of appeal. sofronoff p. philippides ja. boddice j. ca no 236 of 2019. dc no 75 of 2019. prestige & rich pty ltd applicant. acn 141 590 383. v. janey ellen mcgregor respondent. of the office of fair tradingRE WARREN QSC 101
PETER LYONS J: The application which commenced these proceedings sought, as filed, probate of a document described as "the unsigned will of (Leonie Lyle Warren) (the deceased) dated 1 November 1999".The document appears to be a computer print out in the form of a will, with places for signing by the testatrix and two witnesses (unsigned copy).The printed document included a date, 1 November LEGAL SERVICES COMMISSIONER V MULLINS LPT 12 Legal Services Commissioner v Mullins LPT 12 | Legal Practice Tribunal (Qld) Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 June 2011, JUDGE: Ann Lyons J RE NICHOL; NICHOL V NICHOL QSC 220 BROWN J: I have two competing applications before me in relation to this matter.One application is for a grant of letters of administration on intestacy, the other is an application that an unsent text message on the mobile phone of Mark Nichol, the deceased, be treated as a will pursuant to s 18 of the Succession Act 1981 (Qld) and the execution requirements be dispensed with.R V MILLAR QCA 382
R v Millar QCA 382. v. THE CHIEF JUSTICE: In this application for leave to appeal against sentence, the applicant's ground is that the learned sentencing Judge was led to impose a manifestly excessive sentence by resort to irrelevant factual considerations. As the matter was developed the applicant sought as appears from our earlier R V LOCKWOOD; EX PARTE ATTORNEY-GENERAL QD R 209 R v Lockwood, ex parte Attorney-General. Shortened Case Name: R v Lockwood; ex parte Attorney-General. Reported Citation: Qd R 209. Court: QCCA. Judge (s): Lucas ACJ, Douglas J, Campbell J, Campbell J, Matthews J. R V BRAYE-JONES QD R 295 R v Braye-Jones Qd R 295 | Queensland Reports Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 BONA V JEFFRIES QSC 84 The Request for Trial Date contained the plaintiff’s estimate of the trial length (three days), expressed a preference for the trial to commence on 5, 12 or 19 May 2021 and asked that “January to March and 5 to 13 April 2021” be avoided. On 13 January 2021, Mr Schreurs responded to Mr Schultz.RE AJG QCA 88
CITATION: Re: AJG QCA 88. PARTIES: IN THE MATTER OF THE RULES RELATING TO THE ADMISSION OF SOLICITORS OF THE SUPREME COURT OF QUEENSLAND. and. IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION BY AJG FOR ADMISSION AS A SOLICITOR OF THE SAID COURT. (applicant) FILE NO/S: SC No 2015 of2004.
ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL QUEENSLAND CIVIL AND 4 misconceived, pursuant to s 47 of the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2009 (Qld) (QCAT Act). Alternatively, if the Tribunal concludes there is a decision, the respondent seeks an order confirming the decision on the basis the Registrar made thecorrect and
PRESTIGE & RICH PTY LTD V MCGREGOR (NO 2) QCA 220 qca 220. court of appeal. sofronoff p. philippides ja. boddice j. ca no 236 of 2019. dc no 75 of 2019. prestige & rich pty ltd applicant. acn 141 590 383. v. janey ellen mcgregor respondent. of the office of fair tradingRE WARREN QSC 101
PETER LYONS J: The application which commenced these proceedings sought, as filed, probate of a document described as "the unsigned will of (Leonie Lyle Warren) (the deceased) dated 1 November 1999".The document appears to be a computer print out in the form of a will, with places for signing by the testatrix and two witnesses (unsigned copy).The printed document included a date, 1 November LEGAL SERVICES COMMISSIONER V MULLINS LPT 12 Legal Services Commissioner v Mullins LPT 12 | Legal Practice Tribunal (Qld) Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 June 2011, JUDGE: Ann Lyons J RE NICHOL; NICHOL V NICHOL QSC 220 BROWN J: I have two competing applications before me in relation to this matter.One application is for a grant of letters of administration on intestacy, the other is an application that an unsent text message on the mobile phone of Mark Nichol, the deceased, be treated as a will pursuant to s 18 of the Succession Act 1981 (Qld) and the execution requirements be dispensed with.R V MILLAR QCA 382
R v Millar QCA 382. v. THE CHIEF JUSTICE: In this application for leave to appeal against sentence, the applicant's ground is that the learned sentencing Judge was led to impose a manifestly excessive sentence by resort to irrelevant factual considerations. As the matter was developed the applicant sought as appears from our earlier R V LOCKWOOD; EX PARTE ATTORNEY-GENERAL QD R 209 R v Lockwood, ex parte Attorney-General. Shortened Case Name: R v Lockwood; ex parte Attorney-General. Reported Citation: Qd R 209. Court: QCCA. Judge (s): Lucas ACJ, Douglas J, Campbell J, Campbell J, Matthews J. R V BRAYE-JONES QD R 295 R v Braye-Jones Qd R 295 | Queensland Reports Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 HEALTH OMBUDSMAN V BALFOUR QCAT 51 The Director of Proceedings on behalf of the Health Ombudsman (applicant) has referred a health service complaint against Ainslie Katharine Balfour (respondent) to the Tribunal pursuant to sections 103 (1) (a) and 104 of the Health Ombudsman Act 2013 (Qld) (HO Act). At relevant times the respondent was an unregistered healthpractitioner.
PRESTIGE & RICH PTY LTD V MCGREGOR (NO 2) QCA 220 qca 220. court of appeal. sofronoff p. philippides ja. boddice j. ca no 236 of 2019. dc no 75 of 2019. prestige & rich pty ltd applicant. acn 141 590 383. v. janey ellen mcgregor respondent. of the office of fair trading MADDREN V GATEWAY LIFESTYLE QCAT 411 The applicant is listed as Fredrick Maddren. The named respondent is “Linda Nicastri Gateway Lifestyle”. The relief sought by Mr Maddren is: I require all the monies paid for the Utility SEWAGE (sic), charged to me from the 5th of October 2017 to the 1st of April 2018 as water and for the SEWAGE (sic) charged from the 1st of April2018
RE NICHOL; NICHOL V NICHOL QSC 220 BROWN J: I have two competing applications before me in relation to this matter.One application is for a grant of letters of administration on intestacy, the other is an application that an unsent text message on the mobile phone of Mark Nichol, the deceased, be treated as a will pursuant to s 18 of the Succession Act 1981 (Qld) and the execution requirements be dispensed with. WAGNERS CEMENT PTY LTD V BORAL RESOURCES (QLD) PTY LIMITED FRASER JA: The appellants’ appeal and the respondents’ cross-appeal each succeeded to some extent. The parties were given leave to make submissions about the orders that are appropriate to give effect to the Court’s reasons. The parties agree upon the form of orders 1-3, 5, and 8-9 set out at the end of these reasons. Orders 1-3 and 5 are appropriate to resolve the parties R V BRAYE-JONES QD R 295 R v Braye-Jones Qd R 295 | Queensland Reports Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 HAMMERSTONE PTY LTD V LEWIS 2 QD R 267 Hammerstone Pty Ltd v Lewis 2 Qd R 267 | Queensland Reports Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 June 2011, JUDGE: Ann Lyons JR V GIBB QCA 191
R v Gibb QCA 191 | Supreme Court of Queensland - Court of Appeal Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 June 2011, JUDGE: Ann Lyons J ALEX & GAIL DOUGLAS AS TRUSTEE FOR KINGFISHER SUPER FUND V Alex & Gail Douglas as Trustee for Kingfisher Super Fund v Pegasus Equity Pty Ltd as Trustee for Pegasus Property Trust QCATA 182 | Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Appeals Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 June 2011, JUDGE: Ann LyonsJ
SUPREME COURT OF QUEENSLAND 5 decision of the insurer whether to accept the risk and, if so, on what terms. " In Plasteel Windows Australia Pty Ltd v CE Heath Underwriting Agencies Pty Ltd 4 all members of the New South Wales Court of Appeal agreed that the onus of proof BONA V JEFFRIES QSC 84 The Request for Trial Date contained the plaintiff’s estimate of the trial length (three days), expressed a preference for the trial to commence on 5, 12 or 19 May 2021 and asked that “January to March and 5 to 13 April 2021” be avoided. On 13 January 2021, Mr Schreurs responded to Mr Schultz.RE AJG QCA 88
CITATION: Re: AJG QCA 88. PARTIES: IN THE MATTER OF THE RULES RELATING TO THE ADMISSION OF SOLICITORS OF THE SUPREME COURT OF QUEENSLAND. and. IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION BY AJG FOR ADMISSION AS A SOLICITOR OF THE SAID COURT. (applicant) FILE NO/S: SC No 2015 of2004.
ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL QUEENSLAND CIVIL AND 4 misconceived, pursuant to s 47 of the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2009 (Qld) (QCAT Act). Alternatively, if the Tribunal concludes there is a decision, the respondent seeks an order confirming the decision on the basis the Registrar made thecorrect and
PRESTIGE & RICH PTY LTD V MCGREGOR (NO 2) QCA 220 qca 220. court of appeal. sofronoff p. philippides ja. boddice j. ca no 236 of 2019. dc no 75 of 2019. prestige & rich pty ltd applicant. acn 141 590 383. v. janey ellen mcgregor respondent. of the office of fair tradingRE WARREN QSC 101
PETER LYONS J: The application which commenced these proceedings sought, as filed, probate of a document described as "the unsigned will of (Leonie Lyle Warren) (the deceased) dated 1 November 1999".The document appears to be a computer print out in the form of a will, with places for signing by the testatrix and two witnesses (unsigned copy).The printed document included a date, 1 November LEGAL SERVICES COMMISSIONER V MULLINS LPT 12 Legal Services Commissioner v Mullins LPT 12 | Legal Practice Tribunal (Qld) Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 June 2011, JUDGE: Ann Lyons J RE NICHOL; NICHOL V NICHOL QSC 220 BROWN J: I have two competing applications before me in relation to this matter.One application is for a grant of letters of administration on intestacy, the other is an application that an unsent text message on the mobile phone of Mark Nichol, the deceased, be treated as a will pursuant to s 18 of the Succession Act 1981 (Qld) and the execution requirements be dispensed with.R V MILLAR QCA 382
R v Millar QCA 382. v. THE CHIEF JUSTICE: In this application for leave to appeal against sentence, the applicant's ground is that the learned sentencing Judge was led to impose a manifestly excessive sentence by resort to irrelevant factual considerations. As the matter was developed the applicant sought as appears from our earlier R V LOCKWOOD; EX PARTE ATTORNEY-GENERAL QD R 209 R v Lockwood, ex parte Attorney-General. Shortened Case Name: R v Lockwood; ex parte Attorney-General. Reported Citation: Qd R 209. Court: QCCA. Judge (s): Lucas ACJ, Douglas J, Campbell J, Campbell J, Matthews J. R V BRAYE-JONES QD R 295 R v Braye-Jones Qd R 295 | Queensland Reports Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 BONA V JEFFRIES QSC 84 The Request for Trial Date contained the plaintiff’s estimate of the trial length (three days), expressed a preference for the trial to commence on 5, 12 or 19 May 2021 and asked that “January to March and 5 to 13 April 2021” be avoided. On 13 January 2021, Mr Schreurs responded to Mr Schultz.RE AJG QCA 88
CITATION: Re: AJG QCA 88. PARTIES: IN THE MATTER OF THE RULES RELATING TO THE ADMISSION OF SOLICITORS OF THE SUPREME COURT OF QUEENSLAND. and. IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION BY AJG FOR ADMISSION AS A SOLICITOR OF THE SAID COURT. (applicant) FILE NO/S: SC No 2015 of2004.
ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL QUEENSLAND CIVIL AND 4 misconceived, pursuant to s 47 of the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2009 (Qld) (QCAT Act). Alternatively, if the Tribunal concludes there is a decision, the respondent seeks an order confirming the decision on the basis the Registrar made thecorrect and
PRESTIGE & RICH PTY LTD V MCGREGOR (NO 2) QCA 220 qca 220. court of appeal. sofronoff p. philippides ja. boddice j. ca no 236 of 2019. dc no 75 of 2019. prestige & rich pty ltd applicant. acn 141 590 383. v. janey ellen mcgregor respondent. of the office of fair tradingRE WARREN QSC 101
PETER LYONS J: The application which commenced these proceedings sought, as filed, probate of a document described as "the unsigned will of (Leonie Lyle Warren) (the deceased) dated 1 November 1999".The document appears to be a computer print out in the form of a will, with places for signing by the testatrix and two witnesses (unsigned copy).The printed document included a date, 1 November LEGAL SERVICES COMMISSIONER V MULLINS LPT 12 Legal Services Commissioner v Mullins LPT 12 | Legal Practice Tribunal (Qld) Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 June 2011, JUDGE: Ann Lyons J RE NICHOL; NICHOL V NICHOL QSC 220 BROWN J: I have two competing applications before me in relation to this matter.One application is for a grant of letters of administration on intestacy, the other is an application that an unsent text message on the mobile phone of Mark Nichol, the deceased, be treated as a will pursuant to s 18 of the Succession Act 1981 (Qld) and the execution requirements be dispensed with.R V MILLAR QCA 382
R v Millar QCA 382. v. THE CHIEF JUSTICE: In this application for leave to appeal against sentence, the applicant's ground is that the learned sentencing Judge was led to impose a manifestly excessive sentence by resort to irrelevant factual considerations. As the matter was developed the applicant sought as appears from our earlier R V LOCKWOOD; EX PARTE ATTORNEY-GENERAL QD R 209 R v Lockwood, ex parte Attorney-General. Shortened Case Name: R v Lockwood; ex parte Attorney-General. Reported Citation: Qd R 209. Court: QCCA. Judge (s): Lucas ACJ, Douglas J, Campbell J, Campbell J, Matthews J. R V BRAYE-JONES QD R 295 R v Braye-Jones Qd R 295 | Queensland Reports Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 HEALTH OMBUDSMAN V BALFOUR QCAT 51 The Director of Proceedings on behalf of the Health Ombudsman (applicant) has referred a health service complaint against Ainslie Katharine Balfour (respondent) to the Tribunal pursuant to sections 103 (1) (a) and 104 of the Health Ombudsman Act 2013 (Qld) (HO Act). At relevant times the respondent was an unregistered healthpractitioner.
PRESTIGE & RICH PTY LTD V MCGREGOR (NO 2) QCA 220 qca 220. court of appeal. sofronoff p. philippides ja. boddice j. ca no 236 of 2019. dc no 75 of 2019. prestige & rich pty ltd applicant. acn 141 590 383. v. janey ellen mcgregor respondent. of the office of fair trading MADDREN V GATEWAY LIFESTYLE QCAT 411 The applicant is listed as Fredrick Maddren. The named respondent is “Linda Nicastri Gateway Lifestyle”. The relief sought by Mr Maddren is: I require all the monies paid for the Utility SEWAGE (sic), charged to me from the 5th of October 2017 to the 1st of April 2018 as water and for the SEWAGE (sic) charged from the 1st of April2018
RE NICHOL; NICHOL V NICHOL QSC 220 BROWN J: I have two competing applications before me in relation to this matter.One application is for a grant of letters of administration on intestacy, the other is an application that an unsent text message on the mobile phone of Mark Nichol, the deceased, be treated as a will pursuant to s 18 of the Succession Act 1981 (Qld) and the execution requirements be dispensed with. WAGNERS CEMENT PTY LTD V BORAL RESOURCES (QLD) PTY LIMITED FRASER JA: The appellants’ appeal and the respondents’ cross-appeal each succeeded to some extent. The parties were given leave to make submissions about the orders that are appropriate to give effect to the Court’s reasons. The parties agree upon the form of orders 1-3, 5, and 8-9 set out at the end of these reasons. Orders 1-3 and 5 are appropriate to resolve the parties R V BRAYE-JONES QD R 295 R v Braye-Jones Qd R 295 | Queensland Reports Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 HAMMERSTONE PTY LTD V LEWIS 2 QD R 267 Hammerstone Pty Ltd v Lewis 2 Qd R 267 | Queensland Reports Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 June 2011, JUDGE: Ann Lyons JR V GIBB QCA 191
R v Gibb QCA 191 | Supreme Court of Queensland - Court of Appeal Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 June 2011, JUDGE: Ann Lyons J ALEX & GAIL DOUGLAS AS TRUSTEE FOR KINGFISHER SUPER FUND V Alex & Gail Douglas as Trustee for Kingfisher Super Fund v Pegasus Equity Pty Ltd as Trustee for Pegasus Property Trust QCATA 182 | Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Appeals Caselaw. DIVISION: Trial Division, PROCEEDING: Application, ORIGINATING COURT: Supreme Court at Brisbane, DELIVERED ON: 6 June 2011, JUDGE: Ann LyonsJ
SUPREME COURT OF QUEENSLAND 5 decision of the insurer whether to accept the risk and, if so, on what terms. " In Plasteel Windows Australia Pty Ltd v CE Heath Underwriting Agencies Pty Ltd 4 all members of the New South Wales Court of Appeal agreed that the onus of proof Your JavaScript is currently disabled. For the best experience viewing this website please enable java as described here.
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