Fan Lee v AMP Limited and Andrew Mohl

The appeal concerned a claim brought by Fan Lee against AMP Limited and Andrew Mohl under the *Corporations Act 2001* (Cth). The primary court had entered summary judgment in favour of the respondents, AMP Limited and Andrew Mohl. Fan Lee appealed this decision to the Full Federal Court.

The central legal issue before the Full Federal Court was whether the primary judge had erred in law by entering summary judgment for the respondents. This required the Court to consider whether there was a sufficient basis to conclude that the appellant's claim had no real prospect of success and that there was no need for a trial.

The Full Federal Court found no error of law in the primary judge's decision. The Court was satisfied that the appellant's claim lacked merit and that the circumstances justified the entry of summary judgment. Consequently, the appeal was dismissed. The appellant was ordered to pay the respondents' costs.