NSW Caselaw
New South Wales Supreme Court
CITATION : Hill End Gold Ltd v First Tiffany Resource Corp [2008] NSWSC 866
HEARING DATE(S) : 14 & 15 July 2008
JUDGMENT DATE : 22 August 2008
JURISDICTION : Equity Division Expedition List
JUDGMENT OF : Brereton J
DECISION : Leave granted to defendant to withdraw admissions made in amended defence filed 19 July 2007.
CATCHWORDS : PROCEDURE – ADMISSIONS – application to withdraw admissions made in amended defence – where admissions made with legal advice and in pursuit of narrowing issues in dispute – whether admissions wrongly and/or inadvertently made – where admissions made whilst defendant changing solicitors – where withholding leave to withdraw admissions would result in matter proceeding on false factual basis and preclude defendant from pleading a viable defence – balance of prejudice – whether prejudice occasioned to plaintiff irreversibly detrimental – whether withholding leave to withdraw admissions in the interests of the "just, cheap and quick" resolution of the dispute.
LEGISLATION CITED : (NSW) Uniform Civil Procedure Rules, r 12.6
CATEGORY : Procedural and other rulings
Drabsch v Switzerland General Insurance Co Ltd (NSWSC, 16 October 1996, unreported, BC9604909) For the Good Times Pty Ltd v Coltern Pty Ltd [2007] NSWSC 108 CASES CITED : Jeans v Commonwealth Bank of Australia [2003] FCAFC 309, (2003) 204 ALR 327 Silver v Dome Resources NL [2005] NSWSC 265 Sirius Shipping Corp v Ship 'Sunrise' [2006] NSWSC 164 SLE Worldwide Australia Pty Ltd v Wyatt Gallagher Bassett Pty Ltd [2005] NSWSC 816
PARTIES : Hill End Gold Limited (plaintiff/respondent) First Tiffany Resource Corporation (defendant/applicant)
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