TYNAN v DAVID TYNAN'S TOWN AND COUNTRY CARPETS PTY LTD (in LIQ) [1997] NSWCA 324
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TYNAN v DAVID TYNAN'S TOWN AND COUNTRY CARPETS PTY
LTD (in LIQ)
SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES — COURT OF APPEAL
MEAGHER and POWELL JJA
26 May 1997
Meagher JA. In this matter there was a default Judgment obtained against Mr
and Mrs Tynan on | May 1996. An application to set aside the Judgment and be
let in to defend was made and refused by the Registrar. A second application in
October last year was made before the Registrar, that likewise was refused. A
review of the Registrar's refusal took place on 9 and 10 April 1997 before her
Honour Judge Sidis and the Registrar's refusal was affirmed, the application was
dismissed.
The duty of the applicants before her Honour was to explain why such an
inordinate delay had taken place and demonstrate that there was prima facie
evidence of a defence. It is unnecessary to go into details but it suffices to say that
the present claimants did not discharge either of those obligations. There was no
proper explanation of delay and there was no prima facie evidence of any
defence.
There are two present applications, one is for a stay of her Honour's order and
the other is for an order of the time for making application for leave to appeal
against the order from Judge Sidis be extended.
In my view it follows from the failure of Mr and Mrs Tynan in their application
before her Honour that the present applications should also be refused. If the
claimants could not explain to her Honour either the delay or the defence they are
unable to explain either of those matters to us, in my view both Notices of
Motions should be dismissed and with costs.
Powell JA. I agree.
Both notices of Motions dismissed with costs.
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