NSW Caselaw
New South Wales District Court
CITATION: Dunstan v Rickwood [2006] NSWDC 119
HEARING DATE(S): 9-11 October 2006
JUDGMENT DATE: 14 December 2006
JURISDICTION: Civil
JUDGMENT OF: Goldring DCJ
DECISION: 1. The plaintiff's claim is dismissed. ; 2. The cross-claim is allowed to the following extent:; a. the plaintiff must transfer his interest in the Ainslie property to the defendant, and, in consequence, I make the orders sought in paragraphs 2-5 inclusive of the cross-claim; and; b. within 28 days, the plaintiff must pay to the defendant the sum of $70 750
CATCHWORDS: Property relationships - Just and Equitable
LEGISLATION CITED: Property (Relationships) Act 1984
Saric v Steward [2006] NSWCA 260 Chanter v Catts [2006] NSWCA 411 CASES CITED: Howlett v Neilson [2005] NSWCA 149 Norbis v Norbis (1968) CLR 513 Kardos v Sarbutt [2006] NSWCA 11 Bilous v Mudaliar [2006] NSWCA 38
PARTIES: Ross Dunstan (Plaintiff/Cross Defendant)) Julie Rickwood (Defendant/Cross Claimant)
FILE NUMBER(S): 942 of 2005
COUNSEL: G. Brsztowski SC (Plaintiff) R. Maurice (Defendant)
SOLICITORS: Crowley Clifford Simpson (Plaintiff) Lessli Strong & Associates (Defendant)
JUDGMENT
1 The plaintiff and the defendant formed a de facto relationship in 1993. This relationship ended in September 2002.
2 The plaintiff seeks an order under the Property (Relationships) Act, 1984 (henceforth "PRA"), s 20. The defendant has made a cross-claim. The issues for determination in these proceedings are:
a. The capital contribution made by each party to the relationship;
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