Darede Nominees Pty Ltd v Caboolture 24 Hour Medical Centre Pty Ltd & Ors [1987] FCA 466

supse AG 1 cue

IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA ) QUEENSLAND DISTRICT REGISTRY ) QLD G81 of 1987 GENERAL DIVISION )

BETWEEN: DAREDE NOMINEES PTY. LTD.

Applicant

AND: CABOOLTURE 24 HOUR MEDICAL CENTRE PTY. LTD.

First Respondent

AND: GEOFFREY WALTER EDELSTEN Second Respondent

AND: LEANNE MARGARET EDELSTEN

Third Respondent AND: STEPHEN FRANCIS WELLER

Fourth Respondent AND: RALEMA PTY. LTD.

Fifth Respondent

MINUTES OF ORDER , we JUDGE MAKING ORDER: PINCUS J: ° oe DATE OF ORDER: 19 JUNE 1987 ooumt OF WHERE MADE: BRISBANE :

THE COURT ORDERS THAT:

Upon the applicant by its counsel undertaking to pay to any party adversely affected by the interlocutory injunctions hereby granted such compensation (if any) as the Court thinks just, in such manner as the Court directs

1. The first respondent, by its directors, servants, agents or otherwise howsoever be restrained until

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the determination of these proceedings or further earlier order from selling, transferring, disposing or otherwise howsoever dealing with, or attempting to deal with, any of its assets whatsoever other than in the ordinary course of business save to the extent that they exceed $350,000.00.

The fifth respondent, by its director, servants, agents or otherwise howsoever be restrained until the determination of these proceedings or further earlier order from selling, transferring, disposing or otherwise howsoever dealing with, or attempting to deal with, any of its assets whatsoever other than in the ordinary course of business save to the extent that they exceed $350,000.00.

The costs of the application for interlocutory injunctions be costs in the proceedings.

The respondents' application for security for costs be dismissed.

The applicant have its costs of the application for security for costs to be taxed, such taxation-not to take place until further order.