Barry and Dalrymple (Costs)

This matter concerned an application for costs made by Barry and Dalrymple following proceedings before Coleman J. The specific nature of the underlying dispute that led to the costs application is not detailed in the provided text.

The central legal issue before the court was whether any order for costs should be made in favour of either party. This required the court to consider the circumstances of the proceedings and the relevant principles governing the award of costs in Australian courts.

Coleman J determined that no order for costs should be made. This suggests the court exercised its discretion to leave the parties to bear their own costs, likely based on an assessment of the overall conduct of the parties, the nature of the dispute, or other factors that militated against an award of costs in favour of one party over the other. The court's final order reflected this determination.