A.P. Motors (No 2) Pty Ltd v Balfour [2024] QSC 18 — Standard Costs & Discretion — Barrister AI
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A.P. Motors (No 2) Pty Ltd v Balfour
[2024] QSC 18
Supreme Court of Queensland
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Indemnity Costs
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STANDARD COSTS
Discretion
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whether plaintiff had no reasonable cause of action against the third defendant - whether the plaintiff acted unreasonably in conduct of litigation
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whether plaintiff unduly prolonged allegations against the third defendant for which there was no reasonable cause of action
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whether the plaintiff unreasonably delayed the proceedings or otherwise acted unreasonably
Freezing Orders
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USUAL UNDERTAKING UPON GRANT OF FREEZING ORDER
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COMPENSATION
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COSTS
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LOSS OF OPPORTUNITY
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CALCULATION OF DAMAGES BY REFERENCE TO PROBABILITIES
Legal Profession Act 2007 (Qld) ss 316, 341, 705
Case Details
Citation
[2024] QSC 18
Court
QSC
Jurisdiction
Queensland
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[2024] QSC 18
22 authorities it relies on
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Relies on
22
2020
Mineralogy Pty Ltd & Anor v The State of Western Australia
QSC 344
2019
Palmer v Parbery & Ors; QNI Metals Pty Ltd & Ors v Parbery & Anor
QCA 27
2018
Sigma Pharmaceuticals (Australia) Pty Ltd v Wyeth
FCA 1556
2018
Parbery v QNI Metals Pty Ltd
QSC 107
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