Gibbs and Gibbs and Ors

In *Gibbs and Gibbs and Ors*, Carew J of the Supreme Court of Queensland considered an application filed by the applicant. The precise nature of the dispute and the respondent parties are not detailed in the provided text, beyond the applicant's filing of an "Application in a Case".

The primary legal issue before the court was the determination of the application itself. Following this, the court was required to consider the appropriate orders regarding the costs associated with the application, should the parties be unable to reach an agreement on this matter.

Carew J dismissed the applicant's application. The court then outlined a process for determining costs. If the parties could not agree on costs within 21 days, they were to file written submissions within a further 14 days, with the issue to be determined in chambers unless a party contended otherwise. If the parties did reach an agreement on costs, they were at liberty to file joint minutes of consent.