NSW Caselaw
New South Wales Supreme Court
CITATION : Kiwi Munchies Pty Limited v Stern & Ors [2006] NSWSC 432
HEARING DATE(S) : 20 April 2006
JUDGMENT DATE : 20 April 2006
JURISDICTION : Civil
JUDGMENT OF : McClellan CJatCL
DECISION : Application for adjournment refused
CATCHWORDS : APPLICATION FOR AN ADJOURNMENT - appeal from decision of costs assessor - small sum in issue - admission of fresh evidence on redetermination - adjournment sought to obtain correspondence
LEGISLATION CITED : Legal Profession Act 1987
Kiwi Munchies (1P) Sophia Paras (2P) PARTIES : Terence Stern (1D) John Bartos (2D) Clifford Boyd-Boland (3D) Panalpina World Transport Pty Ltd (4D)
FILE NUMBER(S) : SC 13495/04
S Paras (plt in person) Terence Stern (1D - submitting appearance) COUNSEL : John Bartos (2D - submitting appearance) Clifford Boyd-Boland (3D - submitting appearance) M G McHugh (4D)
SOLICITORS : Plaintiff in person Ebsworth & Ebsworth (4D)
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES COMMON LAW DIVISION
McCLELLAN CJ at CL
THURSDAY 20 APRIL 2006
013495/2004 KIWI MUNCHIES PTY LIMITED v STERN & ORS
JUDGMENT
1 HIS HONOUR: This matter comes before me today by way of an appeal from the decision of a costs assessor made in relation to the costs of litigation, which was commenced in the Local Court. The initial claim was for an amount in the order of $10,000. Apparently the matter was fixed for arbitration in the Local Court but on the day on which it was fixed, agreement was reached that it should not proceed. As part of that agreement the plaintiff in these proceedings agreed to pay "the costs thrown away of the defendant." The words "that is the costs of today and the preparation thereof" were added or were included in the written document which evidenced the agreement.
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