Mather v Smith [2014] QDC 218 — Appeal - Unrepresented Litigant & Leave To Appeal — Barrister AI
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Mather v Smith
[2014] QDC 218
District Court of Queensland
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Interrogate
Catchwords
Practice & Procedure
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APPEAL - UNREPRESENTED LITIGANT
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where application for non-lawyer to act as advocate or act as McKenzie friend
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where that person was guilty of misconduct in unlawfully conducting pre-hearing correspondence as if legally qualified
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where application refused.
Practice & Procedure - Appeal
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LEAVE TO APPEAL
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whether the appellant could discharge the onus of meeting the threshold test for leave to be granted.
Practice & Procedure
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APPEAL - STRIKING OUT
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whether appeal vexatious and an abuse of process and unreasonable
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whether unsuccessful defendant attempting to re-litigate issues conceded by her in proceedings below
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where unfounded allegations of dishonesty and fraud made against lawyers for other party
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where appeal has no real prospect of success.
Case Details
Citation
[2014] QDC 218
Court
QDC
Jurisdiction
Queensland
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