[CONTEMPT] - where two local government politicians fall out in respect of a failed joint venture agreement - where court proceedings in respect of the joint venture concluded - where unsuccessful party publishes material on the Internet claiming that the successful party is a "criminal" - whether party publishing the material actuated to exact a reprisal because the other party successfully defended proceedings - whether the law of contempt applies to conduct where proceedings have concluded.
[CONTEMPT] - where admissions of deletion of emails after service of a Notice to Produce.
[CONTEMPT] - whether publication of material on websites scandalises the Court.
[CONTEMPT] - where allegations of breach of implied undertaking - where publication of affidavits served but not deployed in proceedings at time of publication on the Internet.
Case Details
Citation[2014] NSWSC 1125
CourtNSWSC
JurisdictionNew South Wales
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