Fenech, G. v Sterling, R

Case

[1986] FCA 233

13 Jun 1986

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THE FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRILLI.3 )

I

r m d SOUTH WALES DISTRICT REGISTRY )

No. G344 of 1983

I

GENEPAL DIVISION

)

BETPEEN

:

GEORGE FENECH and JUL1.W FENECH

Bppllcant

.m:

RClBERT STERLING

Respondent

MINUTES OF ORDEP

Judge maklng order: Eeaumont, J.

Date order made:

13. June 1986

[The

r e made

:

Sydney

THE COURT ORDEPS THAT:

In sddltion to the sum of $3,975.92 the respondent

pay to the appllcants the sum

of $2,583.13.

t m : Settlement and entry

of orders 1 s dealt wlth In

Order 36 of the Federal Court Rules.

IN THE FEDEFAL COURT OF AUSTPALIA )

J

NEW SOUTH WALES DISTRICT REGISTRY )

No. G344 of 1983

1

GENERAL

D I V I S I O N

)

BETWEEN :

GEORGE FENECH and JULIFSJ FENECH

Appllcant

HOBERT STEFLIMG

Respondent

COPJIM:

Beaumont , J .

DATED:

13 June

l986

PEqSONS FOR JUDGMENT (No. 2 )

For

reasons

given

on

12 September 1985, I

r e se rved

l i b e r t y t o the

a p p l i c a n t s

t o

a p p l y

f o r

f u r t h e r

r e l l e f .

The

matter

was

r e s t o r e d

t o

t h e

l l s t f o r t h l s

purpose.

Agaln,

a l though

given

n o t l c e

of

the

f u r t h e r

h e a r l n g s ,

t h e

respondent has not

appeared.

Accord ing

to

the l r

additional

aff i d a c i t

ev ldence ,

t h e

a p p l l c a n t s

say

that ,

If

t h e y

had been

unable .

In

November

1 9 7 7 ,

I n v e s t

t o

I n

a

s u l t a b l e

r e a l

e s t a t e

In-Zestment,

they

would

have

placed

funds

on

d e p o s i t wl th

Westpac Banking Corporat

lon

in

a

savlngs Investment

account .

E-zidence

from

Nestpac

showed

t h a t ,

I n

t h e

r e l e v a n t

p e r i o d .

the

rates of

Interest paid by Westpac

for thls purpose

fluctuated between 7.25% per annum

and 11.5% per annum.

If

the whole

sum of

$3,650.00 paid by the

appllcants to the

respondent had been invested

with Westpac, it would have

earned lnterest

amountlng

to $3,409.05 over the relevant

perlod.

On the

other hand,

the appllcants should not be

permltted to clalm

both the banklng charges and interest of

325.92. mentioned In the previous

reasons, and Interest

lost on a notlonal Investment. Account should also be taken

of the contlnaency that the whole

of the

sum of $3.650.00

may not have been Invested In

an lnvestment account but

could have been applled elsewhere.

I propose to allow

a

dlscount of $500.00.

In the clrcumstances. after

deducting the

sum of

$352.92 already included In the

prevlous

order, the

appllcants should

now recelve a further sum

of $2,583.13.

That sum has been calculated as follows:-

1.

Further amount clalmed

$3,409.05

L=:

2.

Amount

already

awarded

$325.92

7

d.

Discount for

Contlngency

$500.00

825.92

$2,583.13

3 .

I make the following

order:

In additlon to

the sum of $3,975.92, the respondent

pay to the applicants the sum of $2,583.13.

Counsel and Solicltors

Mr. J.F. Kildea was Instructed

for Applicant:

by the

Public

Solicitors'

Office.

The Respondent did not appear.

Date of hearing:

10 June

1986

Date

Judgment

Delivered:

13 June

1986

J&

THE FEDEF"\L COURT OF AUSTPALIA )

)

NEW SOUTH WALES DISTRICT REGISTRY 1

MO. G344 of 1983

I

GENERAL

D I V I S I O N

)

BETWEEN :

CEORGE FENECH and JULIAN FENECH

Applicant

ROBEHT

STERLING

Respondent

COP,4M:

Beaumont, J .

D m : 13 June 1986

REASONS FOR JU!XMENT (No. 2 )

For reasons glven on 12 September 1985, I reserved

liberty to the applicants

to apply f o r further rellef.

The

matter was

restored to the

llst for thls purpose. bgaln.

although glven notlce of the

further

hearlngs, the

respondent has not appeared.

Accordlng to their addltlonal affidavlt evldence,

the

appllcants

say

that, I f they

had

been

unable, in

November 1977, to ln7est In a

sultable

real

estate

In-zestment. they would have placed funds

on deposlt wlth

Nestpac Banklng Corporation In a savlngs Investment account.

E-ldence from

Westpac showed that, in the relevant perlod,

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161 THE FEDEFiAL COURT OF .9USTRUIA )

I

NEW SOUTH I W E S DISTRICT REGISTRY )

No. G344 of 1983

GENERAL DIVISION

B r n E N :

GEORGE FENECH and JULIAN FENECH

Appllcant

ROBEPT STERLING

Respondent

MINUTES OF OPDEP.

Judge makmg order:

Beaumont, J.

Date order made:

13 June 1986

ITner e made

:

Sydney

THE COURT ORDERS THAT:

In addltlon to the sum of $3,915.92 the respondent pay to the appllcants the sum of $2,583.13.

t u : Settlement and entry of orders 1 s dealt wlth In

Order 36 of the Federal Court Rules.

L.

1.

the

rates

of

interest pald by Westpac for this purpose

fluctuated between 7.25% per annum and 11.5% per annum. If

the whole

sum of

$3,650.00

paid by

the appllcants to the

respondent had been Invested wlth

Westpac, it would

have

earned interest amounting to

$3,409.05

over the relevant

perlod.

On the other

hand, the appllcants should not be

permitted to clalm

both the banklng charges and Interest

of

$335 .92 ,

mentioned In the previous

reasons,

and Interest

lost on a notional lnvestment. Account should also be taken

of the contlnaency that the whole

of the sum

of $3,650.00

may

not have

been invested In

an Investment account but

could have been applied elsewhere.

I propose to

allow a

dlscount of $500.00.

In

the clrcumstances, after deductlng the sum

of

$352 .92

already

Included

in

the

previous

order, the

applicants should now recelve a further sum of $2,583.13.

That sum has been calculated as follows:-

1.

Further amount clalmed

$3.409.05

L m :

2.

.hnount already

awarded

$325.92

3 .

Discount

Contingency

for

$500.00

825.92

$2.583.13

3 .

I make the following order:

In addltlon to the

sum of $3,975.92, the respondent

pay to the applicants the sum of $2,583.13.

Counsel and Sollcltors

Mr. J.F. Kildea was lnstructed

for Applicant:

by the

Publlc

Solicltors’

Office.

The Respondent did not appear.

Date of hearmg:

10 June

1986

Date

Judgment

Dellvered:

13 June

1986

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