NSW Caselaw
MURPHY v BHAGAT
SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES COURT OF APPEAL
GLEESON CJ, KIRBY P and CLARKE JA 13 December 1994, 13 December 1994
[1994] NSWCA 213
COMPANIES — securities — conduct in relation to — statements alleging possible criminality of company trustee — claim for relief under Corporations Law, s995 — refusal of interlocutory injunction on grounds analogous to defamation — whether discretion miscarried
INJUNCTION — interlocutory — statements of securities — whether defamation principles incorporated
DEFAMATION — conduct in relation to securities — whether principles restraining interlocutory injunctions in defamation incorporated — held: Leave refused. Question reserved.
COMPANIES — securities — publication of notices — conduct likely to mislead or deceive — newsletter issued by shareholder attacking trustee — allegations include statements which arguably imply that the trustee may have earned kickbacks, secret commissions and engaged in cheating, malpractice and dishonest management — application for injunctive relief based on defamation and issue of notice published in relation to securities likely to mislead or deceive — Leslie AJ refuses to extend ex parse injunction — refers to established principles governing restraint on the issue of injunctions to prevent defamation — publisher overseas but accepted as intending to return to Australia and as having substantial assets — whether discretion to refuse injunction miscarried
DEFAMATION — injunction — restraint of publication — statements in relation to securities — relief sought under Corporations Law, s1324 — whether in provision of relief the principles restraining the issue of injunctions to prevent defamation are incorporated in the provision of relief under the Corporations Law — held: (by majority): Issue reserved — case not suitable for leave to appeal.
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