Bilous v Mudaliar (No 2)

The case of *Bilous v Mudaliar (No 2)* concerned an application brought by the appellant against the respondent. The specific nature of the dispute leading to this application is not detailed in the provided text, but it arose in the context of prior proceedings between the parties, specifically a decision of the New South Wales Court of Appeal in [2006] NSWCA 38. The judgment was delivered by Giles JA, Ipp JA, and McColl JA.

The primary legal issue before the Court was whether to grant the appellant's application. Ancillary to this, the Court was required to determine the terms upon which any outstanding payments by the respondent to the appellant should be made, including considerations of interest and the basis for costs.

The Court dismissed the appellant's application. In reaching this decision, the Court ordered that the respondent pay the appellant's costs on an indemnity basis. Furthermore, the Court granted the respondent an extension of six months from 27 April 2006 to pay the amounts previously ordered by the Court in [2006] NSWCA 38. Crucially, during this extended period, no interest was to accrue on the outstanding sum beyond the $10,930 already paid by the respondent to the appellant.