› Application for leave to appeal to Supreme Court from Civil and Administrative Tribunal
› Application successful
› Costs order made in favour of applicants/appellants in respect of application for leave
› Court declines to make costs order ‘here and below’
› General principle in Tribunal is that parties bear their own costs
› Tribunal best placed to take into account statutory considerations justifying departure from the general principle
Appeals
› Successful appeal to Supreme Court from Civil and Administrative Tribunal
› Question of law
› Appellants sought remitter to differently constituted Tribunal
› Applicants submit that is the ‘ordinary course’
› Order made for remitter
› Court declines to specify constitution of Tribunal
Northern Territory Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2014, s 131, s 132, s 133, s 141
Comcare v Broadhurst [2011] FCAFC 39, 192 FCR 497; DWN042 v Republic of Nauru [2017] HCA 56, 92 ALJR 146; Minister for Immigration and Multicultural Affairs v Wang [2003] HCA 11; (2003) 215 CLR 518; Northern NSW FM Pty Ltd v Australian Broadcasting Tribunal (1990) 26 FCR 39, considered.