Amirbeaggi v NSW Legal Services Commissioner [2023] NSWSC 555 — Jurisdictional Error — Barrister AI
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Amirbeaggi v NSW Legal Services Commissioner
[2023] NSWSC 555
Supreme Court of NSW
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Interrogate
Catchwords
Administrative Law
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Jurisdictional error
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Irrelevant and relevant considerations
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Statutory construction
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Whether attempt at informal resolution jurisdictional pre-requisite
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Requirement not jurisdictional pre-requisite
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Commissioner did attempt informal resolution
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No error established
Administrative Law
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Jurisdictional error
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Whether imposition of caution manifestly unreasonable
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Where it was open to decision-maker to be satisfied conduct contravened Solicitor’s Rules r 4.1.2 and that caution was fair and reasonable
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No error established
Administrative Law
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Jurisdictional error
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Whether costs decision affected by jurisdictional error and/or error on the face of the record
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Decision not made without regard to terms of retainer
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Decision not arbitrary
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Decision rational and open to Commissioner
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No error established
Case Details
Citation
[2023] NSWSC 555
Court
NSWSC
Jurisdiction
New South Wales
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[2023] NSWSC 555
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