GI 277 Pty Ltd v The Grill Haus Pty Ltd

The plaintiff, GI 277 Pty Ltd, brought an action for possession of land against the defendant, The Grill Haus Pty Ltd, in the Supreme Court of New South Wales. The plaintiff alleged that the defendant was in default under a mortgage agreement, which allowed the plaintiff to seek possession of the land. The defendant admitted the default but argued that there were grounds to prevent the plaintiff from seeking possession. The primary issue for the court was whether the defendant's pleadings disclosed a reasonable defence to the claim for possession of land.

The court found that the defendant's pleadings did not disclose any reasonable defence to the plaintiff's claim. The court noted that the defendant's arguments were based on general allegations and did not provide any specific details or evidence to support their claims. The court held that the defendant's defence was insufficient to prevent the plaintiff from seeking possession of the land. The court also found that there was no issue of principle that required the attention of a higher court.

The court ordered that the defendant's defence be struck out and that the plaintiff's claim for possession of land be granted. The court held that the defendant had no reasonable defence to the claim and that the plaintiff was entitled to possession of the land. The court did not make any orders as to costs.