Ceremonial, Final Sitting of Gaudron J, Sydney
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[2002] HCATrans 527
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Ceremonial, Final Sitting of Gaudron J, Sydney
[2002] HCATrans 527
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This matter concerns remarks made by Mr T.E.F. Hughes, QC, the senior practitioner present, during the ceremonial final sitting of Justice Gaudron in Sydney. The occasion marked Justice Gaudron's impending retirement from the High Court of Australia. Mr Hughes spoke on behalf of the Bar to express farewell and good wishes to Justice Gaudron.
The central issue was the acknowledgement and appreciation of Justice Gaudron's distinguished service to the High Court. Mr Hughes highlighted Justice Gaudron's contributions, including her directness in argument, her ability to identify the core of legal problems, and her strict adherence to legal principle in her judgments. He also noted her appointment in February 1987 and her prior eminence as a law officer.
Justice Gaudron responded by expressing her gratitude to Mr Hughes and conveying her thanks to the Bar for their assistance through argument and research during her tenure. The remarks concluded with the Court preparing to commence the hearing of special leave applications.
The central issue was the acknowledgement and appreciation of Justice Gaudron's distinguished service to the High Court. Mr Hughes highlighted Justice Gaudron's contributions, including her directness in argument, her ability to identify the core of legal problems, and her strict adherence to legal principle in her judgments. He also noted her appointment in February 1987 and her prior eminence as a law officer.
Justice Gaudron responded by expressing her gratitude to Mr Hughes and conveying her thanks to the Bar for their assistance through argument and research during her tenure. The remarks concluded with the Court preparing to commence the hearing of special leave applications.
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