Council of the New South Wales Bar Association v de Robillard

[2024] NSWCA 38

NSW Court of Appeal

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Catchwords

1. Courts and Judicial System
2. › Judges
3. › Recusal
4. › Apprehension of bias
5. › Whether issue in proceedings pre-determined by reason of costs order made by Registrar
6. › Whether Registrar's costs order binds the Court on substantive issue

Quick Take

A Registrar's interlocutory or costs order does not pre-determine substantive issues before the Court and cannot form the basis of a recusal application for apprehended bias.