Rudge v The Crown in the right of NSW acting through the Secretary of the Department of Customer Service; Wynn v The Crown in the right of NSW acting through the Secretary of the Department of Customer Service [2020] NSWSC 1422 — Formation & Parties — Barrister AI
Rudge v The Crown in the right of NSW acting through the Secretary of the Department of Customer Service; Wynn v The Crown in the right of NSW acting through the Secretary of the Department of Customer Service
› Where each plaintiff alleges a contract was concluded with the defendant incorporating certain terms of an Enterprise Agreement entitling them to private use of a motor vehicle
› Where defendant denies such a contract
› Whether requisite intention to create legal relations
› Whether consideration flowed from the plaintiffs
Contracts
› Parties
› Privity
› Agency
› Where defendant claims that any alleged contract must have formed between defendant and plaintiffs' union
› Whether union acted as a principal or agent for the plaintiffs
Employment and Industrial Law
› Contract
› Unfair contracts
› Where plaintiffs' contracts of employment said to be unfair because certain terms not incorporated despite defendant's representation to the contrary
› Position of other employees performing same work
Contracts
› Formation
› Promissory estoppel
› Controversy as to application of doctrine in New South Wales
› Where defendant gave an assurance to plaintiffs of a continuing entitlement to a motor vehicle
› Where defendants later sought to withdraw that entitlement
› Where plaintiffs claim they did not seek alternative employment in reliance on the assurance
› Whether defendant is estopped from departing from its assurance
Case Details
Citation[2020] NSWSC 1422
CourtNSWSC
JurisdictionNew South Wales
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