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Industrial Relations Commission of New South Wales
in Court Session
CITATION : Hardy v Gase [2000] NSWIRComm 139
APPLICANT:
PARTIES : Ian Hardy
RESPONDENT:
Judith Gase
FILE NUMBER: IRC 2246 of 2000
CORAM: Boland J
LEGISLATION CITED : Industrial Relations Act 1996
CASES CITED : Gase v Hardy [2000] NSWIRComm 125
HEARING DATES: 06/13/2000; 06/16/2000; 07/04/2000; 07/05/2000
DATE OF JUDGMENT:
08/02/2000
APPLICANT:
Mr P Newall of Counsel
Solicitor -
Ms M Hole
Wm. Walker Taylor Edwards & Smith
LEGAL REPRESENTATIVES: RESPONDENT:
Mr M Lawler of Counsel
Solicitor -
Mr P Thompson
Thompson Eslick
JUDGMENT:
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INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COMMISSION OF NEW SOUTH WALES IN COURT SESSION
CORAM: BOLAND J
DATE: 2 AUGUST 2000
Matter No IRC 2246 of 2000
IAN CEDRIC HARDY v JUDITH MARI GASE
Application under s.106 of the Industrial Relations Act 1996
JUDGEMENT
1 On 23 May 2000 Ian Cedric Hardy filed a Summons for Relief under s 106 of the Industrial Relations Act 1996 ("the Act") in Matter No. 2246 of 2000. The Summons was, in effect, a counter-claim against an application under s 106 of the Act by Judith Marie Gase in Matter No. 1031 of 2000. It was agreed between the parties that the application by Ian Hardy and the one filed by Ms Gase should be joined and that the evidence in relation to Ms Gase's Summons should be the evidence in Matter No. 2246 of 2000. I agreed to this approach.
2 On 2 August 2000 judgment was given in Matter No. 1031 of 2000 in Gase v Hardy, NSWIRComm125. Orders were made in favour of the applicant.
3 In light of the findings in Gase v Hardy and the orders made therein, the application in this Matter No. 2246 of 2000 is refused.
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