The multi-factor test from Worldwide Enterprises Pty Ltd v Silberman for dispensing with the requirement that a corporation be represented by a solicitor was applied. Key factors favouring leave included: the self-represented litigant's own case already raised the same issues, no conflict of interest existed between the individual and the company, and refusal would leave the company entirely unrepresented due to lack of funds.
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