Gelbvieh and Senepol (Costs)

The appeal concerned the costs of proceedings in the Federal Court of Australia. The parties involved were Gelbvieh and Senepol. The specific nature of the dispute between Gelbvieh and Senepol is not detailed in the provided text, but the appeal related to the costs awarded in the original proceedings. The decision was made by a Full Court of the Federal Court, comprising Kay, Coleman, and Warnick JJ.

The primary legal issue before the Full Court was whether to make an order for the costs of the appeal. This required the Court to consider the principles governing the award of costs in appellate proceedings, particularly in circumstances where no specific order was being made.

The Court determined that no order for costs of the appeal should be made. This suggests that the Court exercised its discretion to leave the parties to bear their own costs in relation to the appeal. The reasoning behind this decision is not elaborated upon in the provided text, but it indicates a departure from the usual practice of ordering the unsuccessful party to pay the successful party's costs.

Consequently, the final order of the Court was that there be no order for costs of the appeal.