A notice of appeal to the Land Appeal Court that names the wrong appellant is 'defective' within s 44(11)(d)(ii) of the Land Act 1962 (Qld), not a nullity, and the Land Appeal Court's jurisdiction to cure the defect is enlivened for any defect of whatever character. Where a local authority imposes rezoning conditions in anticipation of a resumption, and there is a direct relationship between those conditions and the resumption scheme, the cost of complying with those conditions falls within the Pointe Gourde principle and should not be deducted from compensation.
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