Kenyon v Akeroyd
[2008] VSCA 277
Citation 1
…ourthly, to determine the orders to be made to ensure that the parties’ contributions are recognized and compensated for.[55] [55] Kenyon v Akeroyd [2008] VSCA 277, at paragraph 8, and Giller v Procopets [2008] VSCA 236, per Neave JA, at paragraph 314 158 The only asset over which the first defendant has legal own…
Baumgartner v Baumgartner
[1987] HCA 59
Citation 2
…prevent conduct that is regarded as unconscionable, pursuant to equitable principles upon the failure of a relationship between the parties.[54] [53] (1987) 164 CLR 137 [54] Muschinski v Dodds (supra) , per Deane J, at 621 153 The question that falls for consideration here is whether, in the circumstances of the fail…
Muschinski v Dodds
[1985] HCA 78
Citation 3
…other party to assert or retain the benefit of the relevant property to the extent that it would be unconscionable for him so to do.”[52] [51] (1985) 160 CLR 583 [52] at 620…
Forbes v New South Wales Trotting Club Ltd
[1979] HCA 27
Citation 4
…tunity to call evidence either to corroborate that explanation or to contradict the inference sought to be drawn." [45] (1893) 6 R 67 [46] [1983] 1 NSWLR 1, at 16…
Giller v Procopets
[2008] VSCA 236
Citation 5
…at the parties’ contributions are recognized and compensated for.[55] [55] Kenyon v Akeroyd [2008] VSCA 277, at paragraph 8, and Giller v Procopets [2008] VSCA 236, per Neave JA, at paragraph 314 158 The only asset over which the first defendant has legal ownership is Botanic Walk. Station Street is owned by the p…
Cressy v Johnson
[2009] VSC 52
Citation 6
…uisition and maintenance of the assets in respect of which the plaintiff claims an interest under the constructive trust."[62] [61] [2009] VSC 52 [62] at paragraph 197…