EDWARDS v SHIH (AKA YIN NAN SHIH) [1996] NSWCA 169
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EDWARDS vy SHIH (AKA YIN NAN SHIH)
SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES — COURT OF APPEAL
REGISTRAR Jupp
25 November 1996
[1996] NSWCA 169
Registrar Jupp. In this case there was an appeal filed on 27 August 1996 by
Denis William Edwards and Janice Anne Edwards nominating Edward Shih as a
respondent.
At the appointment to settle the appeal index on 10 October 1996 there was
some problem as to the retainer of the solicitor who purported to act for the
appellants. He in fact advised the Registrar on that occasion that he was only
appearing on behalf of the second appellant. That appointment was adjourned to
15 November 1996 and on that occasion the solicitor for the second appellant
advised the Registrar that as between the second appellant and the respondent
that the appeal had been resolved and that they would be filing a notice of
discontinuance of the appeal insofar as it affected the second appellant.
A notice of discontinuance has been filed by the second appellant. I directed
that a copy of the directions that I made on 15 November 1996 be served on the
solicitors for the first appellant and I noted that the first appellant wouldneed to
file an amended notice of appeal and appear today if they wished to prosecute the
appeal.
The matter has been called outside today and there were no appearances for
either party. Under those circumstances it appears to me that the first appellant
does not wish to proceed with the appeal and the proceedings should be struck
out for want of prosecution.
Orders accordingly.
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