Gillespie v Gillespie

Case

[2013] QCA 126

24 May 2013


SUPREME COURT OF QUEENSLAND

CITATION:

Gillespie & Ors v Gillespie [2013] QCA 126

PARTIES:

GEOFFREY BRUCE GILLESPIE
(first appellant)
WILLIAM BRUCE GILLESPIE
(second appellant)
MICHAEL PELDAN AND MORGAN LANE ATF THE ESTATE OF ANNETTE MIRIAM MAREE RODGERS (FORMERLY GREEN) (A BANKRUPT)
(third appellant)
v
GLORIA DAWN GILLESPIE
(respondent)

FILE NO:

Appeal No 8193 of 2012
DC No 5 of 2011

DIVISION:

Court of Appeal

PROCEEDING:

General Civil Appeal – Further Order

ORIGINATING COURT:

District Court at Mackay

DELIVERED ON:

24 May 2013

DELIVERED AT:

Brisbane

HEARING DATE:

Heard on the papers

JUDGES:

Margaret McMurdo P, White JA and Margaret Wilson J
Judgment of the Court

ORDER:

The appellants are to pay the respondent’s costs of the appeal on the standard basis.

CATCHWORDS:

PROCEDURE – COSTS – GENERAL RULE – COSTS FOLLOW THE EVENT – COSTS OF APPEAL – GENERALLY – where the appeal was dismissed – where the parties were given leave to make submissions as to the costs of the appeal in accordance with paragraph 52 of Practice Direction No 3 of 2013 – where the respondent submitted that costs should follow the event – where the appellants made no submissions as to costs – whether costs should follow the event

COUNSEL:

No appearance by the appellant
No appearance by the respondent, the respondent’s submissions were heard on the papers

SOLICITORS:

S B Wright & Wright and Condie for the first and second appellants
Tucker & Cowen for the third appellant
Macrossan & Amiet for the respondent

  1. THE COURT:  On 7 May 2013 the Court dismissed the appeal and allowed the parties to make written submissions on costs.

  1. The respondent has submitted that costs should follow the event.  The appellants have not made any submission on costs.

  1. In the circumstances, the Court orders that the appellants pay the respondent’s costs of the appeal on the standard basis.

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