The High Court has now
listed a further case for delivery of judgment this week, so the (now) three
judgments to be delivered are as follows:
On
Wednesday, 7 March 2012 at 10:15am is the decision in Strong v Woolworths Ltd. This
is either an important case about the law of causation in negligence cases
following the enactment of the Civil Liability Act 2002, or a
mundane fizzer about what inferences can be drawn as to whether or not an
adequate cleaning system would have prevented the plaintiff’s crutches from
slipping on a potato chip on the floor of a shopping centre.
On
Thursday, 8 March 2012 at 10am is the decision in ALH Group Property Holdings
Pty Limited v Chief Commissioner of State Revenue. This
case was only heard a few weeks ago, and addresses issues relating to the
operation of the NSW Duties Act 1997, and whether or not a Deed of
Consent an Assignment constituted an assignment of the benefit of a contract
for the sale of land, or a novation of that contract.
On Thursday at 2:15pm is the decision in Equuscorp Pty Ltd (formerly Equus Financial Services Ltd) v. Haxton,
in which the consequences of a failure to comply with the prescribed
investment scheme requirements of the old Companies Code. All you crazy
restitution enthusiasts may be in for a little treat.
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