Finch v Telstra Super Pty Ltd
[2010] HCA 36
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…n by the High Court decision in Finch v Telstra Super Pty Ltd [4] and further submitted that the objection on form was not sustainable. [4] [2010] HCA 36 7 The issues therefore were as follows: • whether the interrogatories, or any of them, sought reasons for the trustee’s decision; • if yes, whether or not the…
O'Brien v Little
[2007] NSWSC 64
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(Para 20)
…ved in the decision of O’Brien v Little in a more comparable fact situation wherein breaches of duty were alleged against a Shire Council.[20] [20] [2007] NSWSC 64 at [20]-[23] 21 In my view, the rationale expounded by Street J (and relied on in Flegeltaub ) has application in the current context. Thus, the questi…
Langley v Age Company Ltd
[2001] VSC 370
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(Para 68)
…asoning and opinions and may now have different recollections as to what occurred at the relevant meeting which occurred more than one year ago. [18] [2001] VSC 370 at [68] [19] [2001] VSC 370 at [86] 20 Moreover, the Lane Cove principle has been recently approved in the decision of O’Brien v Little in a more com…
Flegeltaub v Telstra Super Pty Ltd
[1998] VSC 144
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…nt made objection as to the form of many of the interrogatories and, finally, the defendant sought to rely on case management principles. [3] [1998] VSC 144 6 In seeking leave to interrogate, Counsel for the plaintiff did not accept that the interrogatories actually sought the trustee’s reasons, as opposed to see…