Donnelly v Ross Mining

In *Donnelly v Ross Mining*, the Court of Appeal of New South Wales considered an appeal concerning costs. The specific nature of the dispute between the parties, Donnelly and Ross Mining, is not detailed in the provided text, nor is the original court from which the appeal arose. The appeal was heard by Handley JA.

The central legal issue before the court was the determination of costs associated with the appeal. The catchwords indicate that there was no question of principle involved in the appeal itself, suggesting the dispute was likely factual or a straightforward application of established law.

Handley JA dismissed the motion brought by Donnelly on 11 May 2000. The court ordered that Donnelly pay the costs of Ross Mining in relation to this motion.